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29 Nov 2017, 03:42
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Hi This is Tanjil from Bangladsh. I have recently planned to sit for GMAT. But the problem is that, I am not well in math and verbal. My expected score is 650+.
How can I start my preparation from the scratch???
How can I start my preparation from the scratch???
29 Nov 2017, 04:16
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Shahtanjil
Welcome to GmatClub.
To get you started you might find this useful.
You can start with downloading and attempting one of two free practice tests on https://www.mba.com to know your base line
score. Once you know your weak areas, you can dwell in to any of good books (Manhattan / Powerscore for CR) to improve
on them.
There are more couple of students nearby your location (hopefully!?) reach out to them wide PM through forum here and see if group study
helps.
Let me know if this helps! Feel free to post any further queries.
Welcome to GmatClub.
To get you started you might find this useful.
You can start with downloading and attempting one of two free practice tests on https://www.mba.com to know your base line
score. Once you know your weak areas, you can dwell in to any of good books (Manhattan / Powerscore for CR) to improve
on them.
There are more couple of students nearby your location (hopefully!?) reach out to them wide PM through forum here and see if group study
helps.
Let me know if this helps! Feel free to post any further queries.
29 Nov 2017, 08:41
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Shahtanjil, warm welcome. Great decision to start prep and score high. You have already taken two smart decisions. One is joining the GMAT club and second is posting an amazing question.
Will you apply in R2? Or next year? Your baseline score coupled with when you need the score would determine the kind of prep you need.
In addition to the useful tips mentioned by adkikani, I would like add that you should go to https://www.mba.com and download their free test. Take a CAT at the earliest. This would give you a baseline of where you stand. You should also look for a copy of OG 17, or a previous one. You could even buy this used. Having said that OG is critical to learning the ropes of GMAT, let me qualify that OG is not always the best prep material for some students.
Here is a summary of steps:
1) Take a CAT.
2) Identify strong and weak areas
3) Know your deadlines
4) Develop a plan. You could use E-gmat's free planner to decide on score breakdown here
5) Check out courses online/ in person or books.
6) Pick a plan, stick to it.
7) Practise a lot. Definitely use OG.
best of luck!
Will you apply in R2? Or next year? Your baseline score coupled with when you need the score would determine the kind of prep you need.
In addition to the useful tips mentioned by adkikani, I would like add that you should go to https://www.mba.com and download their free test. Take a CAT at the earliest. This would give you a baseline of where you stand. You should also look for a copy of OG 17, or a previous one. You could even buy this used. Having said that OG is critical to learning the ropes of GMAT, let me qualify that OG is not always the best prep material for some students.
Here is a summary of steps:
1) Take a CAT.
2) Identify strong and weak areas
3) Know your deadlines
4) Develop a plan. You could use E-gmat's free planner to decide on score breakdown here
5) Check out courses online/ in person or books.
6) Pick a plan, stick to it.
7) Practise a lot. Definitely use OG.
best of luck!
