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Summary: Advice needed about tailoring a study plan for the next month and balancing practice test with Q&A/Review.
I have taken some incredible hints from the topic started here by bb. My question is on the priority of practice test versus Q&A/Review. I am going to be studying an average of 6 hours each week day until the test (19 left) and possibly taking a practice test/review each weekend (4 left), which is where my question comes from. Will there be any flaws in studying this way until test day if I'm only completing 4 practice test?
Right now I plan to review back over the PR course to regain my base knowledge, move to SC, and then do all OG questions (estimate on how many weeks this may take would be useful).
Initial CAT (PR) = (Q27,V26) 450
Latest CAT (PR) = (Q32,V28) 500
Goal = 650
Target School = UGA (Terry)
Materials:
Test
All 5 PR test (took the class about a month ago, then took a break until now)
All MGMAT test (haven't taken any of them)
GMATPrep test 1&2 (which ideally I should take several times each)
Books
PR course book
MGMAT SC
OG12
Hopefully this portrays my situation in a clear light.. I appreciate your time and advice in advance.
I have taken some incredible hints from the topic started here by bb. My question is on the priority of practice test versus Q&A/Review. I am going to be studying an average of 6 hours each week day until the test (19 left) and possibly taking a practice test/review each weekend (4 left), which is where my question comes from. Will there be any flaws in studying this way until test day if I'm only completing 4 practice test?
Right now I plan to review back over the PR course to regain my base knowledge, move to SC, and then do all OG questions (estimate on how many weeks this may take would be useful).
Initial CAT (PR) = (Q27,V26) 450
Latest CAT (PR) = (Q32,V28) 500
Goal = 650
Target School = UGA (Terry)
Materials:
Test
All 5 PR test (took the class about a month ago, then took a break until now)
All MGMAT test (haven't taken any of them)
GMATPrep test 1&2 (which ideally I should take several times each)
Books
PR course book
MGMAT SC
OG12
Hopefully this portrays my situation in a clear light.. I appreciate your time and advice in advance.
Moderator Note: Switched Q/V sub-scores on accident
26 Jul 2010, 13:24
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It probably wouldn't hurt if you had the quant books from mgmat but that's just a suggestion. i noticed that it helped me a whole lot.
02 Aug 2010, 10:11
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Welcome to GMAT Club - would strongly recommend getting some work experience before heading to MBA. It is a lot easier with credibility with your classmates and with job search afterwards.
