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19 Jul 2019, 12:34
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Long time lurker here. I Started my gmat prep really about 2 and half months ago, my first ever CAT that I took cold was an atrocious 330 back in April. That same month I subscribed to @targettestprep and egmat. It’s been almost 2 months now and I took another gmat prep CAT scored 590 (Q35) V (36). I guess I can call this making progress but my exam is not till September so I believe I have enough time to get my desired score 700+. My question for now though is, I am almost done with target test prep course currently at 82% and already finished with verbal. I am not too concerned with verbal as I have not practiced a lot of questions quite yet and I feel like with enough practice and detailed error log I can do well. In regards to the quant, I have solely focused on Target Test Prep course which has been really helpful till date but I have not started working on OG yet since I started straight out the gate with TTP. Now that I am almost done with the course and will be moving to OG, what is the best recommendation in regards to how to solve the questions on there, is it better if I just go by page or solving problems by sections (by topics that the gmat test) Which will be much better? My study plan has been in 3 phases
Phase 1 build up foundation with egmat and TTP
Phase 2: solve all OG and know how to do all the problems in my sleep and efficiently also (which I am about to start)
Phase 3: Gmat prep and Gmat club tests. For the experts out these, does this sound like a good plan to get me to where I want to be by September or what do you guys think. Any suggestion is greatly appreciated
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Phase 1 build up foundation with egmat and TTP
Phase 2: solve all OG and know how to do all the problems in my sleep and efficiently also (which I am about to start)
Phase 3: Gmat prep and Gmat club tests. For the experts out these, does this sound like a good plan to get me to where I want to be by September or what do you guys think. Any suggestion is greatly appreciated
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20 Jul 2019, 18:10
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Road2700 - Welcome to GMAT Club!
At a 590 score level, you still have to study a lot of new concepts and build a strong strategy to tackle each question type. That said, I would recommend that you start with the basics. You may want to review the foundation courses; you would also need to learn correct strategies to approach a question and solve it within 2 min. Clearly, quant is your weak section and hence you need to put in a lot of efforts. GMAT Club quizzes will help you improve your pacing.
Please review the GMAT Club study plan.
GMAT Club Study Plan: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html
At a 590 score level, you still have to study a lot of new concepts and build a strong strategy to tackle each question type. That said, I would recommend that you start with the basics. You may want to review the foundation courses; you would also need to learn correct strategies to approach a question and solve it within 2 min. Clearly, quant is your weak section and hence you need to put in a lot of efforts. GMAT Club quizzes will help you improve your pacing.
Please review the GMAT Club study plan.
GMAT Club Study Plan: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html
22 Jul 2019, 18:52
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Hi Road2700,
Regarding how to move forward with quant, I think your first order of business (before taking any more practice exams or doing anything with the OG) needs to be fully completing the learning phase of TTP, meaning 100% of the lessons and 100% of the practice questions. Once that phase is complete, begin the practice test phase and take another practice exam to see where you are.
Once you take that next practice exam, please reach out to me directly and we can discuss your plan moving forward. I’ve got your back!!
Regarding how to move forward with quant, I think your first order of business (before taking any more practice exams or doing anything with the OG) needs to be fully completing the learning phase of TTP, meaning 100% of the lessons and 100% of the practice questions. Once that phase is complete, begin the practice test phase and take another practice exam to see where you are.
Once you take that next practice exam, please reach out to me directly and we can discuss your plan moving forward. I’ve got your back!!
