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03 Dec 2013, 14:06
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Experts,
I would like to get some advice on my study plan.
My GMAT appointment is planned for 31st December.
After thursday I have enough time at my disposal to prepare for the GMAT (25 days left).
I'm aiming for a score of 600 and already covered the Quantitative section (MGMAT Guides) and Verbal to a lesser degree. I didn't spend much time on the Verbal part yet because of the fact that I'm struggling with the Quant part (already spent 125h).
What recommendations could you give me? What should I adjust in my study plan?
Is it possible in such a short period of time to score 600?
Thank you in advance.
I would like to get some advice on my study plan.
My GMAT appointment is planned for 31st December.
After thursday I have enough time at my disposal to prepare for the GMAT (25 days left).
I'm aiming for a score of 600 and already covered the Quantitative section (MGMAT Guides) and Verbal to a lesser degree. I didn't spend much time on the Verbal part yet because of the fact that I'm struggling with the Quant part (already spent 125h).
What recommendations could you give me? What should I adjust in my study plan?
Is it possible in such a short period of time to score 600?
Thank you in advance.
03 Dec 2013, 21:05
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Well the first thing to do would be to take a mock test to figure out where you are right now. If you are at 400, then 600 by the end of the month will be difficult; if you are 580, then you could even look at 650.
04 Dec 2013, 19:47
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Once you take a practice test, take not of the questions that you get wrong.
Are there are patterns with the types of questions you get wrong or the types of booby traps that get you?
Continually ask yourself what you could have done differently to get the right answer faster.
Before the exam, think extreme positivity: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
Of course, to build that confidence and extreme positivity - you need to be well aware of where your weaknesses are and you need to make steps to improve upon them.
Are there are patterns with the types of questions you get wrong or the types of booby traps that get you?
Continually ask yourself what you could have done differently to get the right answer faster.
Before the exam, think extreme positivity: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
Of course, to build that confidence and extreme positivity - you need to be well aware of where your weaknesses are and you need to make steps to improve upon them.
