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21 Mar 2019, 09:56
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Hi there,
I hope this is the right place to ask questions. I just found this forum and thought the knowledgable people on here could advise me on my GMAT strategy as I'm a bit confused.
I'm a second-year undergraduate business student and I will graduate in June 2020. I am interested in applying for a master programme in management with the latest application date in April 2020. I thought to put some time and study for the GMAT exam from now (especially during summer) and hopefully, take the exam in August/September 2019. If I score a low score, I would have around half a year to retake it.
The university says that they have never accepted someone with a GMAT lower than 500, and this year it should be higher. I guess 600-650 would be a reasonable score to secure me a spot.
I will have school until the end of May, so until then I might not study 100% for the GMAT, but from June to August I plan to focus 100%. I aim to take the exam only once (in August/September 2019) and would preferably not spend money on more study material. I have access to GMAT Official Guide, GMAT Official Guide Quantative, GMAT Official Guide Verbal, and Manhattan (4 guides).
I would highly appreciate if you experts on here could advise on how I should put my study plan to reach this score when I take the exam in August/September 2019. What should I focus on? How much should I focus on each part? How much time would my study plan in total take? Is 600-650 an achievable score? General tips?
One last question, is "GMAT™ Official Starter Kit + Practice Exams 1 & 2 (Free)" on GMAT's website what people on here refer to as the "GMAT prep"?
Thank you.
Best regards
I hope this is the right place to ask questions. I just found this forum and thought the knowledgable people on here could advise me on my GMAT strategy as I'm a bit confused.
I'm a second-year undergraduate business student and I will graduate in June 2020. I am interested in applying for a master programme in management with the latest application date in April 2020. I thought to put some time and study for the GMAT exam from now (especially during summer) and hopefully, take the exam in August/September 2019. If I score a low score, I would have around half a year to retake it.
The university says that they have never accepted someone with a GMAT lower than 500, and this year it should be higher. I guess 600-650 would be a reasonable score to secure me a spot.
I will have school until the end of May, so until then I might not study 100% for the GMAT, but from June to August I plan to focus 100%. I aim to take the exam only once (in August/September 2019) and would preferably not spend money on more study material. I have access to GMAT Official Guide, GMAT Official Guide Quantative, GMAT Official Guide Verbal, and Manhattan (4 guides).
I would highly appreciate if you experts on here could advise on how I should put my study plan to reach this score when I take the exam in August/September 2019. What should I focus on? How much should I focus on each part? How much time would my study plan in total take? Is 600-650 an achievable score? General tips?
One last question, is "GMAT™ Official Starter Kit + Practice Exams 1 & 2 (Free)" on GMAT's website what people on here refer to as the "GMAT prep"?
Thank you.
Best regards
21 Mar 2019, 10:13
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Hi a03,
Welcome to gmatclub!
GMATPrep was the free GMAT practice test software. It was discontinued and replaced by the online tests that you've mentioned.
You might need a GMAT study plan, check here here:
The Definitive GMAT Study Plan
Video FAQ's in 2 mins or less
You can read the overview of different textbooks here:
Best GMAT Math Books 2019
Best GMAT Verbal Books
Manhattanprep guides are pretty solid for self prep.
Hope this helps!
Welcome to gmatclub!
GMATPrep was the free GMAT practice test software. It was discontinued and replaced by the online tests that you've mentioned.
You might need a GMAT study plan, check here here:
The Definitive GMAT Study Plan
Video FAQ's in 2 mins or less
You can read the overview of different textbooks here:
Best GMAT Math Books 2019
Best GMAT Verbal Books
Manhattanprep guides are pretty solid for self prep.
Hope this helps!
21 Mar 2019, 12:49
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a03
Manhattan guides+OGs+the 6 official tests are more than enough to even get you a 700+, so you should be able to get your target score easily
