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21 Mar 2010, 12:37
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Hi everyone! I've been reading the posts on this forum for a few weeks now, but this is my first post, so I'm new to the GMATClub family!
I'm looking for some advice regarding my study plan....
I am just about to finish my Knewton course, (on lesson 10 of 12) and have just about 2 months left to study. I haven't done anything else during the last month and a half other than the Knewton lessons and homework etc.
I have a whole bunch of GMAT books ready to go but have no idea where I should start...
Is the OG an absolute must? or should I start with the OG Verbal/quant and then move on to the MGMAT guides and then on to Kaplan 800/advanced...??
If the OG is a must, how long does it take to get through all 300 questions???
thanks a lot for the help!!
I'm looking for some advice regarding my study plan....
I am just about to finish my Knewton course, (on lesson 10 of 12) and have just about 2 months left to study. I haven't done anything else during the last month and a half other than the Knewton lessons and homework etc.
I have a whole bunch of GMAT books ready to go but have no idea where I should start...
Is the OG an absolute must? or should I start with the OG Verbal/quant and then move on to the MGMAT guides and then on to Kaplan 800/advanced...??
If the OG is a must, how long does it take to get through all 300 questions???
thanks a lot for the help!!
21 Mar 2010, 13:56
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hello! Welcome to GMAT Club.
Take a look here: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
Would recommend that you take a practice test after you are done with Knewton and figure out your level; then you can work on creating additional study schedules (if you need them).
Take a look here: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
Would recommend that you take a practice test after you are done with Knewton and figure out your level; then you can work on creating additional study schedules (if you need them).
21 Mar 2010, 18:08
Kudos
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I have just started my GMAT preparation and find the material and all the information on this forum very helpful.
I am planning to take a couple of sample tests and then ask for suggestions. Keep working hard, this forum has given me lot of motivation. I am planning to buy a few books too.
This is what I am planning after I read through study plan for GMAT Novice, I am planning to start with "Kaplan GMAT 2010-2011 Premier" and then go for Official Guide.
Please post your plans.
I am planning to take a couple of sample tests and then ask for suggestions. Keep working hard, this forum has given me lot of motivation. I am planning to buy a few books too.
This is what I am planning after I read through study plan for GMAT Novice, I am planning to start with "Kaplan GMAT 2010-2011 Premier" and then go for Official Guide.
Please post your plans.
