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20 Apr 2011, 03:42
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even after practicin much i m nt able to go above 650 ..quant is stagnant at 40-44 n verbal is inconsistent ..Please guide me for the further preparation?
I am done with OG12 n MGmat sc guide ...now a days i m practicing on weekdays n givin tests on weekends.
How do i make my study study plan more effective so that there will be productive results in tests..
I am done with OG12 n MGmat sc guide ...now a days i m practicing on weekdays n givin tests on weekends.
How do i make my study study plan more effective so that there will be productive results in tests..
20 Apr 2011, 11:46
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Hello Ruturaj,
You can find lot of tried and tested study plans in this and other forums. Check those out first.
Here are some tips from my side:
1. Are you analysing your CATs to see where you are going wrong. If you can identify a pattern you may also be able to work out a solution
2. Maintain an error log. This helps and ensure that you go through this before each test.
3. Maintain flashcards or just notes on questions you found very tricky or tough. Again go through these before every test
4. Be very steady with prep and time spent. Ensure that each day you spent atleast an hour on prep just to stay focussed
I apologise, if you are already doing this else please try this and see the results
Check my debrief for more details on my study plan. - https://gmatclub.com/forum/my-gmat-journey-111651.html
You can find lot of tried and tested study plans in this and other forums. Check those out first.
Here are some tips from my side:
1. Are you analysing your CATs to see where you are going wrong. If you can identify a pattern you may also be able to work out a solution
2. Maintain an error log. This helps and ensure that you go through this before each test.
3. Maintain flashcards or just notes on questions you found very tricky or tough. Again go through these before every test
4. Be very steady with prep and time spent. Ensure that each day you spent atleast an hour on prep just to stay focussed
I apologise, if you are already doing this else please try this and see the results
Check my debrief for more details on my study plan. - https://gmatclub.com/forum/my-gmat-journey-111651.html
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20 Apr 2011, 12:03
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I would second these thoughts - make sure that with every test you understand what types of problems are giving you the most difficulty and make sure you learn that material more closely.
