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08 Jan 2020, 03:02
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Hello Everyone
I have recently joined this platform and have started my preparations for taking the GMAT exam. I took one free mock test and scored 440. I have no idea how i am going to prepare for this exam considering a good score is 700+. Resources are unlimited but i need a pathway to follow in order to make good use of it. I've realized that it will take insane amount of practice to ace this exam but i highly doubt if i can do that with working simultaneously. My job leaves me exhausted and i have no energy left to do anything let alone studying. Can anyone help me make a personalized study plan, if possible.
PS - Is it wise to quit my job only to prepare for the exam?
Much appreciated
Gaurav
I have recently joined this platform and have started my preparations for taking the GMAT exam. I took one free mock test and scored 440. I have no idea how i am going to prepare for this exam considering a good score is 700+. Resources are unlimited but i need a pathway to follow in order to make good use of it. I've realized that it will take insane amount of practice to ace this exam but i highly doubt if i can do that with working simultaneously. My job leaves me exhausted and i have no energy left to do anything let alone studying. Can anyone help me make a personalized study plan, if possible.
PS - Is it wise to quit my job only to prepare for the exam?
Much appreciated
Gaurav
08 Jan 2020, 03:47
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Hi ManyLettuce ...
Welcome to GMATclub. Please check our best study plan HERE. I am sure it will be helpful to you. Approximately everyone preparing for GMAT is working. You need to go slow and steady. Let's say 1-1.5 hours a day. I think, you can spare this much time for studies. If you are exhausted at the end of day, wake up early
It's unwise to leave a job only for GMAT . First, go through the concepts and then move to questions.
Welcome to GMATclub. Please check our best study plan HERE. I am sure it will be helpful to you. Approximately everyone preparing for GMAT is working. You need to go slow and steady. Let's say 1-1.5 hours a day. I think, you can spare this much time for studies. If you are exhausted at the end of day, wake up early
It's unwise to leave a job only for GMAT . First, go through the concepts and then move to questions.ManyLettuce
Hello Everyone
I have recently joined this platform and have started my preparations for taking the GMAT exam. I took one free mock test and scored 440. I have no idea how i am going to prepare for this exam considering a good score is 700+. Resources are unlimited but i need a pathway to follow in order to make good use of it. I've realized that it will take insane amount of practice to ace this exam but i highly doubt if i can do that with working simultaneously. My job leaves me exhausted and i have no energy left to do anything let alone studying. Can anyone help me make a personalized study plan, if possible.
PS - Is it wise to quit my job only to prepare for the exam?
Much appreciated
Gaurav
I have recently joined this platform and have started my preparations for taking the GMAT exam. I took one free mock test and scored 440. I have no idea how i am going to prepare for this exam considering a good score is 700+. Resources are unlimited but i need a pathway to follow in order to make good use of it. I've realized that it will take insane amount of practice to ace this exam but i highly doubt if i can do that with working simultaneously. My job leaves me exhausted and i have no energy left to do anything let alone studying. Can anyone help me make a personalized study plan, if possible.
PS - Is it wise to quit my job only to prepare for the exam?
Much appreciated
Gaurav
08 Jan 2020, 10:14
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Leaving from job may or may not guarantee you to achieve a good score that expect, but it'll help you to do a better score than reaching score with the involvement of job.
Can you tell me what materials do you have access right now so that we can give a good direction?
Can you tell me what materials do you have access right now so that we can give a good direction?
