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Re: Is 3 months to get 630 ? [#permalink]
What materials are you using to study? As mentioned by other GMAT club members, its very important to learn all the fundamentals before actually timing yourself on a question. For example, when I first started studying CR, it would take me about 10+ minutes to do each question. However, I was not worry about timing at the begining. Eventually, I was able to improve my speed and accuracy after I had learned the fundamentals.

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Re: Is 3 months to get 630 ? [#permalink]
Three months is a solid time frame for GMAT preparation. MGMAT CAT tests as well as questions on this forum are great tools to use for the test.
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Re: Is 3 months to get 630 ? [#permalink]
I'm using Manhattan.. prep..

It's quite a lot of material. especially ..for maths..
There is also some advanced material in it.. not sure if I should attempt that..

Do you guys think I should split my study plan let's say 1 month doing maths.. 1 month doing verbal and then 1 month doing practice tests?

Do you think it's a good idea to maybe do some official questions every weekend as well?

If you can send me some links with some of the best plans.. considering that I'm weaker in Quants than Verbal.. so I might have to spend 1 and half month on that.

Looking forward for your suggestions,
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Re: Is 3 months to get 630 ? [#permalink]
Thanks guys , do you think I need to split my revision 1 month verbal and 1 month maths and the last month CAT prep ? or do you think I should switch every other day.. ( e.g. day 1 maths, day 2 verbal).x
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Re: Is 3 months to get 630 ? [#permalink]
Definitely YES if you practice regularly. GMAT is not high intelligence..but more of pratice.
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Re: Is 3 months to get 630 ? [#permalink]
sorry which one of the two you meant? 1 month ( maths) & 1 month ( verbal ) or 1 day ( maths ) 1 day ( verbal) ?
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