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04 Aug 2025, 12:02
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Hello everyone, it’s Leen and I am new here.
I would really appreciate your tips on how to structure my study for the GMAT in ONLY ONE MONTH. I know this might not be ideal and many of you have preparing for so long, but would appreciate your tips to accelerate my journey so I can achieve a competitive score in one month of prep. Do I have to study the book, or just practice sets?
Thanks in advance!
I would really appreciate your tips on how to structure my study for the GMAT in ONLY ONE MONTH. I know this might not be ideal and many of you have preparing for so long, but would appreciate your tips to accelerate my journey so I can achieve a competitive score in one month of prep. Do I have to study the book, or just practice sets?
Thanks in advance!
04 Aug 2025, 12:30
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Hello Leen , welcome to the GMAT club
1)Focus on getting your basics right, especially in Quant (number properties, equations) and Verbal .
2) If you're starting from scratch, watching quick concept videos helps.
3) Start timed topic-wise practice sets
4) GMAT Quant is more about smart problem-solving than just memorizing formulas. You don’t need to know 100 formulas — you need to know how to apply a few of them in creative ways. Pattern recognition, logical thinking, and eliminating answer choices often matter more than crunching numbers.
5) Don’t just check your score — review every mistake in detail.
6) Do high-difficulty questions, especially in your weak sections
7) GMAT Club’s question bank has thousands of high-quality questions, covering all difficulty levels — Easy, Medium, Hard, and even 800+ level.
8) Free Stuff (good for budget prep):
- GMAT Club – thousands of questions with great explanations
- GMAT Ninja (YouTube) – amazing Verbal & Quant videos
10) Final Tip:
Focus on understanding why an answer is right or wrong, not just getting it right. Keep a mistake log, and revisit tough questions.
Hope this helps. All the Best Leen !
04 Aug 2025, 17:21
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Hi Leen,
We have a FREE Quickstart intro session with a GMAT Performance Coach that runs you through all the elements of the GMAT and, more importantly, how the GMAT tests you. (no selling. no obligation. just incredible insights.)
If you want to have a good shot with a (much shorter than average) 1 month timeline you need to have a complete understanding of the exact challenge of the 3 GMAT sections and your current key gaps.
The key is going to be very focused prep that has the highest impact on your score potential -- and you need to balance concept study with building GMAT specific test taking skills.
Let me know if you want to take advantage of the free session to turbo charge your prep.
We have a FREE Quickstart intro session with a GMAT Performance Coach that runs you through all the elements of the GMAT and, more importantly, how the GMAT tests you. (no selling. no obligation. just incredible insights.)
If you want to have a good shot with a (much shorter than average) 1 month timeline you need to have a complete understanding of the exact challenge of the 3 GMAT sections and your current key gaps.
The key is going to be very focused prep that has the highest impact on your score potential -- and you need to balance concept study with building GMAT specific test taking skills.
Let me know if you want to take advantage of the free session to turbo charge your prep.
