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01 Sep 2024, 21:41
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I am planning to take the gmat, but i havent done maths for solid 7 years now. But i used to be pretty good at it although i have forgotten the basics. Is it good for me to take a prep course or can i redeem myself with the youtube resources available? I tried taking a class physically in my country but the class was rather fast paced and i was lagging behind which made me quention my ability to take the test. I am not working at the moment and an willing to practice 6hours a day for 6 days a week. Can someone give me a good suggestion?
I had bought online kit for the official gmat 2024/25. And i have few books from kaplan as well.
As for Verbal part i tend to overstress on details, and get caught up.
I had bought online kit for the official gmat 2024/25. And i have few books from kaplan as well.
As for Verbal part i tend to overstress on details, and get caught up.
02 Sep 2024, 16:15
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Consider taking an Official-Mock from the MBA website after getting a bit familiar with the material. May help give a sense where you currently stand (including on the different sections) and some insight you could use to help structure your prep going forward. You could also check debriefs in the Share GMAT Experience subforum by people who've scored well/improved their scores to see what they did/used along the way. Fair to say including official questions/official mocks into a prep path would be a solid choice.
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02 Sep 2024, 19:56
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I’ll suggest you to take a diagnostic test first. If not, then also it’s okay.
In quant, for basics go for Manhattan prep books.
Once you have done your basics, then go for official guide (i suggest you to practice questions in exam mode)
Now, it’s time you must take a mock or something to know your weak and strong areas.
After giving the mock, analyse every single question, (if a question is wrong, why it’s wrong, where you have gone wrong, was it a conceptual gap or careless mistake)
Go back and work on your every weak area.
After complete OG questions, you can buy more question from some prep course, or you can also solve questions from gmat club itself.
Continue practicing until you reach your desired score.
Don’t forgot to take a break.
Good Luck!
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In quant, for basics go for Manhattan prep books.
Once you have done your basics, then go for official guide (i suggest you to practice questions in exam mode)
Now, it’s time you must take a mock or something to know your weak and strong areas.
After giving the mock, analyse every single question, (if a question is wrong, why it’s wrong, where you have gone wrong, was it a conceptual gap or careless mistake)
Go back and work on your every weak area.
After complete OG questions, you can buy more question from some prep course, or you can also solve questions from gmat club itself.
Continue practicing until you reach your desired score.
Don’t forgot to take a break.
Good Luck!
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