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Updated on: 21 Jun 2020, 14:54
Originally posted by MBAaustralia on 21 Jun 2020, 14:50.
Last edited by MBAaustralia on 21 Jun 2020, 14:54, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by MBAaustralia on 21 Jun 2020, 14:54, edited 1 time in total.
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Hi guys,
Now that I am on uni break and the changes from COVID are feeling more comfortable, I am planning on getting back into GMAT. I started my GMAT prep in mid January with the plan to sit my first official exam in June/July however I stopped studying at the end of February due to COVID, job searching etc. Now, I would be aiming to sit the exam after the upcoming semester any time between November and February (2021).
I would like some advice on how to jump back in after ~4 months of no study, should I start from the basics again or should I continue to focus on my weaknesses?
On December 24th I took a cold MGMAT practice exam and scored a 620 (Q40 V35), the next day on Christmas (yes I know) I sat GMATPrep#1 and scored a poor 530 (Q32 V32). I then began studying two weeks later using the MGMAT Books, GMAT Club RC CR SC Butlers, and a month of TTP. However, I stopped studying in the last week of February and have not opened a book since. BUT, during the Easter Break I decided to attempt GMATPrep#2 and surprisingly scored a 650 (Q42 V38).
I have attached a detailed breakdown of my three practice tests to this post.
Any advice to restart my prep would be appreciated!
Now that I am on uni break and the changes from COVID are feeling more comfortable, I am planning on getting back into GMAT. I started my GMAT prep in mid January with the plan to sit my first official exam in June/July however I stopped studying at the end of February due to COVID, job searching etc. Now, I would be aiming to sit the exam after the upcoming semester any time between November and February (2021).
I would like some advice on how to jump back in after ~4 months of no study, should I start from the basics again or should I continue to focus on my weaknesses?
On December 24th I took a cold MGMAT practice exam and scored a 620 (Q40 V35), the next day on Christmas (yes I know) I sat GMATPrep#1 and scored a poor 530 (Q32 V32). I then began studying two weeks later using the MGMAT Books, GMAT Club RC CR SC Butlers, and a month of TTP. However, I stopped studying in the last week of February and have not opened a book since. BUT, during the Easter Break I decided to attempt GMATPrep#2 and surprisingly scored a 650 (Q42 V38).
I have attached a detailed breakdown of my three practice tests to this post.
Any advice to restart my prep would be appreciated!
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Hi MBAaustralia,
If I recall correctly, you had a pretty detailed study plan that you were previously following. Thus, I’d jump right back into that study plan and keep moving forward. Do you know when you plan to take the GMAT?
If I recall correctly, you had a pretty detailed study plan that you were previously following. Thus, I’d jump right back into that study plan and keep moving forward. Do you know when you plan to take the GMAT?
