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21 Aug 2018, 16:05
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Hi,
I'm a B.tech student (Mechatronics Department), I have completed my B.tech in july 2018. I have strong plans to give GMAT in 2019 september and study and settle abroad Australia, USA or Canada preferably.
Right now I'm working with a US based IT company in Gurgaon since last 2 months
I've gone through a lot of videos over the internet and a lot of methods to prepare.
But the more I look at the more it confuses.
Please help with following Queries.
Looking forward and relying on your replies.
I'm a B.tech student (Mechatronics Department), I have completed my B.tech in july 2018. I have strong plans to give GMAT in 2019 september and study and settle abroad Australia, USA or Canada preferably.
Right now I'm working with a US based IT company in Gurgaon since last 2 months
I've gone through a lot of videos over the internet and a lot of methods to prepare.
But the more I look at the more it confuses.
Please help with following Queries.
- How much experience should I take from this job to get a good B-school and job assurance after it?
As I don't get much time from how much time how much time do I need to invest if I start studying by end of September.??
Which would be the best time to apply?
I have a low gpa 6.5/10.0 in B.tech due to some reason but have a good determination and brain to crack and study, even the 12th percentage is much better i.e 87% how much will this affect my admision.? And how to improve them?
and most importantly
How to start preparing and with what kind of study material?
Looking forward and relying on your replies.
21 Aug 2018, 21:29
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Hi
I will try to answer your questions:
How much experience should I take from this job to get a good B-school and job assurance after it? - Varies from college to college. Its better to go through the individual college websites and check the eligibility criteria for MBA.
As I don't get much time from how much time how much time do I need to invest if I start studying by end of September.?? - The following post will help you:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html
Which would be the best time to apply? - Based on the eligibility criteria of number of years of experience required.
I have a low gpa 6.5/10.0 in B.tech due to some reason but have a good determination and brain to crack and study, even the 12th percentage is much better i.e 87% how much will this affect my admision.? And how to improve them? - Try to get a high score on the GMAT (Atleast near or higher than the mean Gmat score mentioned in the college website)
and most importantly
How to start preparing and with what kind of study material? - Refer the following post -
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html
22 Aug 2018, 00:03
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hey there, I don't have answers for all your questions, but here's what I do:
As I don't get much time from how much time how much time do I need to invest if I start studying by end of September.?? You have a year till you plan to take the GMAT. This is actually more than I would recommend to prepare for the GMAT. Depending on your level of English, 100 to 120 hours of effective learning should suffice.The optimal time is between 6 to 8 weeks, but this amount of hours can alternately be spread out over a longer amount of time. Less is not sufficient, and, on the other hand, if you give yourself too long, like 3 to 4 months, you’ll start forgetting what you learned at the beginning. This is important, because all the knowledge is interconnected.
3 months is is really the longest study plan I would suggest - if that's what you decide to go for, you may want to [url]=https://exampal.com/gmat/blog/how-to-prepare-for-the-gmat-in-3-months/read this[/url]
and most importantly
How to start preparing and with what kind of study material?
Here are a few quick thoughts on the different ways one can study:
- A classroom based GMAT Course
makes sense if you feel comfortable in a classroom setting, your budget is very high, you are self-motivated and don’t have big gaps in your knowledge that need special attention, and your schedule can accommodate a course that meets at a specific time every week. However, as every GMAT student knows, the real work happens back at home, outside the classroom, when you practice and try to figure out solutions by yourself.
- online courses allow us to choose our own time and place. However, many of these are videos of a power point presentation showing the course material followed by a bulk of practice questions.
- Live online courses are also an option. These have a similar experience to the old fashioned GMAT class except you watch the tutor through a screen. When taking an in-person or live-online course we should make sure that we will have enough face time.
- Private tutoring makes sense if we need a very high score and an individual study plan, and especially – if we have extra money to spare in order to get additional attention and feedback or to spend more time on certain areas. Putting cost aside, even the best private tutors only know what they see in the few questions that you’ve solved in front of them.
- regarding books, the OG is a must. aside from that, I wouldn't base my studies on books. the gmat is a computer adaptive test, while books are neither of those things.
- Exampal (my company) has a different type of course, online computer assisted customised learning. This uses personalised machine learning to monitor thousands of students, and provides you with the approaches that proved most efficient for each given question.
As I don't get much time from how much time how much time do I need to invest if I start studying by end of September.?? You have a year till you plan to take the GMAT. This is actually more than I would recommend to prepare for the GMAT. Depending on your level of English, 100 to 120 hours of effective learning should suffice.The optimal time is between 6 to 8 weeks, but this amount of hours can alternately be spread out over a longer amount of time. Less is not sufficient, and, on the other hand, if you give yourself too long, like 3 to 4 months, you’ll start forgetting what you learned at the beginning. This is important, because all the knowledge is interconnected.
3 months is is really the longest study plan I would suggest - if that's what you decide to go for, you may want to [url]=https://exampal.com/gmat/blog/how-to-prepare-for-the-gmat-in-3-months/read this[/url]
and most importantly
How to start preparing and with what kind of study material?
Here are a few quick thoughts on the different ways one can study:
- A classroom based GMAT Course
makes sense if you feel comfortable in a classroom setting, your budget is very high, you are self-motivated and don’t have big gaps in your knowledge that need special attention, and your schedule can accommodate a course that meets at a specific time every week. However, as every GMAT student knows, the real work happens back at home, outside the classroom, when you practice and try to figure out solutions by yourself.
- online courses allow us to choose our own time and place. However, many of these are videos of a power point presentation showing the course material followed by a bulk of practice questions.
- Live online courses are also an option. These have a similar experience to the old fashioned GMAT class except you watch the tutor through a screen. When taking an in-person or live-online course we should make sure that we will have enough face time.
- Private tutoring makes sense if we need a very high score and an individual study plan, and especially – if we have extra money to spare in order to get additional attention and feedback or to spend more time on certain areas. Putting cost aside, even the best private tutors only know what they see in the few questions that you’ve solved in front of them.
- regarding books, the OG is a must. aside from that, I wouldn't base my studies on books. the gmat is a computer adaptive test, while books are neither of those things.
- Exampal (my company) has a different type of course, online computer assisted customised learning. This uses personalised machine learning to monitor thousands of students, and provides you with the approaches that proved most efficient for each given question.
