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09 May 2013, 14:04
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Hey GMAT Clubbers, I am new to the GMAT Club site and I have tried to look for this type of post around the forum.
If there is a link to this topic, please direct me to it, if possible. With a full-time job and about three months to go before my GMAT (test date is 8/1), I am trying to immerse myself in MGMAT material as study guides prior to the test. I would presume many of you on here have taken the GMAT or have experience with test prep materials. I realistically can't go through all 8 strategy guides page-by-page over these 3 months. Therefore, I would like to selectively approach these strategy guides and study efficiently.
I am currently in the middle of the Foundations of GMAT Verbal Strategy Supplemental guide and I just started using the Sentence Correction strategy guide. Today, I worked on the first chapter of the Number Properties guide. Also, I want to go through the Foundations of GMAT Math and Advanced Math Supplemental Guides. Would anyone be able to give me some high-yield or most relevant topics in each of the strategy guides (or drill sets in any of the guides) that I should get through before I attempt to take any practice tests? Any help in this area would be well appreciated!
If there is a link to this topic, please direct me to it, if possible. With a full-time job and about three months to go before my GMAT (test date is 8/1), I am trying to immerse myself in MGMAT material as study guides prior to the test. I would presume many of you on here have taken the GMAT or have experience with test prep materials. I realistically can't go through all 8 strategy guides page-by-page over these 3 months. Therefore, I would like to selectively approach these strategy guides and study efficiently.
I am currently in the middle of the Foundations of GMAT Verbal Strategy Supplemental guide and I just started using the Sentence Correction strategy guide. Today, I worked on the first chapter of the Number Properties guide. Also, I want to go through the Foundations of GMAT Math and Advanced Math Supplemental Guides. Would anyone be able to give me some high-yield or most relevant topics in each of the strategy guides (or drill sets in any of the guides) that I should get through before I attempt to take any practice tests? Any help in this area would be well appreciated!
11 May 2013, 14:48
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This is though to do.
If you are short on time, I suggest you pick up a copy of the Kaplan premier and then Kaplan math workbook and Kaplan verbal workbook. That will be faster and less frustrating.
At the same time, 3 months is a very doable time for the mgmat guides. You should be able to cover them.
PS. What you are looking for does not exist. GMAT is a tricky beast and can sniff out your weaknesses.
Good luck!
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If you are short on time, I suggest you pick up a copy of the Kaplan premier and then Kaplan math workbook and Kaplan verbal workbook. That will be faster and less frustrating.
At the same time, 3 months is a very doable time for the mgmat guides. You should be able to cover them.
PS. What you are looking for does not exist. GMAT is a tricky beast and can sniff out your weaknesses.
Good luck!
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11 May 2013, 19:37
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I second bb.
3 months is actually a doable time for mgmat guides. you would be require to emphasis on your weaknesses and run through your forte.
High-yield topics would be those in which you are weak. Doing them will not only increase your confidence but also your probability of a good score. You can identify your weaknesses by taking a mgmat test followed by running it's assessment. Doing so would give a broad, general idea of your standing in each.
Good luck!!!
3 months is actually a doable time for mgmat guides. you would be require to emphasis on your weaknesses and run through your forte.
High-yield topics would be those in which you are weak. Doing them will not only increase your confidence but also your probability of a good score. You can identify your weaknesses by taking a mgmat test followed by running it's assessment. Doing so would give a broad, general idea of your standing in each.
Good luck!!!
