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01 Aug 2019, 22:20
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I am struggling heavily on the GMAT and I need advice? I got 20 dollars a week to spend towards GMAT( not a rich guy). I am using the Official GMAT guides to help me, what else should I do? Any cheap, good tutors?? The Official Guides and this website's forums aren't good at explaining answers to the questions presented in the guide, so what should I do?
01 Aug 2019, 23:45
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ironsheep - I hope you are doing well.
Did you take a practice test? If yes, what is your baseline score? If your baseline score is very low, you still have to study a lot of new concepts and build a strong strategy to tackle each question type. That said, I would highly recommend that you enroll in a structured online course rather use materials and free tutorial videos available online.
Did you take a practice test? If yes, what is your baseline score? If your baseline score is very low, you still have to study a lot of new concepts and build a strong strategy to tackle each question type. That said, I would highly recommend that you enroll in a structured online course rather use materials and free tutorial videos available online.
06 Aug 2019, 21:47
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Ya, I would need to do a practice test( from the Official GMAT website) and then maybe I would need a tutor( the problem with online courses is that I personally need a tutor or else I won't understand what concepts are being explained in class online).
