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03 Oct 2012, 00:01
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Hey guys,
I just started my GMAT journey and wanted some input on how to best utilize my time. There seems to be so much material to cover that I am kind of in over my head and don't know where to start.
I have about 81 days until my exam date. I am shooting for a 700+ score (don't know if such a score is possible given my time frame).
I have absolutely nothing going on for the foreseeable future (month or two) so I can devote a lot of time to studying.
I have the veritas book set along with some random books (power score CR bible, GMAT hacks math guide, Manhattan GMAT sentence correction).
At this point all I know is that math is definitely going to be my weaker point. Any input will be helpful.
Btw, big ups to the GMAT club community, I've been reading the forums for a few days now and you guys seem like an awesome bunch.
Thanks again for any help
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I just started my GMAT journey and wanted some input on how to best utilize my time. There seems to be so much material to cover that I am kind of in over my head and don't know where to start.
I have about 81 days until my exam date. I am shooting for a 700+ score (don't know if such a score is possible given my time frame).
I have absolutely nothing going on for the foreseeable future (month or two) so I can devote a lot of time to studying.
I have the veritas book set along with some random books (power score CR bible, GMAT hacks math guide, Manhattan GMAT sentence correction).
At this point all I know is that math is definitely going to be my weaker point. Any input will be helpful.
Btw, big ups to the GMAT club community, I've been reading the forums for a few days now and you guys seem like an awesome bunch.
Thanks again for any help
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03 Oct 2012, 01:27
Kudos
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Hi,
I have written a post on how to start gmat preperations.(link in my signature)
That can help you a bit.
Also, for Quant i ahve written a post on how to improve quant score(link in my signature). But i will suggest you to go through that blog only once you are done with basic level of preperation.
For time being i will suggest you to start studying theory from Manhattan guides.
Also, Before doing any preperations it is generally suggested that you should write a MOCK test to see where you stand. You can probably download gmatprep test from mba.com site and take one.
Good Luck!
I have written a post on how to start gmat preperations.(link in my signature)
That can help you a bit.
Also, for Quant i ahve written a post on how to improve quant score(link in my signature). But i will suggest you to go through that blog only once you are done with basic level of preperation.
For time being i will suggest you to start studying theory from Manhattan guides.
Also, Before doing any preperations it is generally suggested that you should write a MOCK test to see where you stand. You can probably download gmatprep test from mba.com site and take one.
Good Luck!
08 Oct 2012, 17:28
Kudos
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With limited time to study for your GMAT, you have to use every second wisely. I would start off identifying those aspects of the test that are most challenging and study these as much as possible. Simply put, it is the challenging parts of the test that will drag your score down so you really need to address these as soon as possible. Also, for these aspects of the test, it might be wise to hire a tutor specifically to help you on these areas. With your tutor, be specific with him/her -- and tell them that you have limited time and you need to focus on mastering this area as fast as possible. After you feel comfortable with the most challenging aspects of the test, then start focusing on the areas where you have more comfort and ability.
With 81 days, you still have plenty of time to achieve a very competitive scores. If you remain focused and dedicated, obtaining a 700 is a perfectly achievable goal.
Kimberly Plaga
Senior Admissions Consultant
Manhattan Review
With 81 days, you still have plenty of time to achieve a very competitive scores. If you remain focused and dedicated, obtaining a 700 is a perfectly achievable goal.
Kimberly Plaga
Senior Admissions Consultant
Manhattan Review
