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Oct 0309:00 AM PDT
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Are you ready to take the next step in your academic and professional journey? If you’re aspiring to join one of the top 15 MBA programs, we’ve got an exciting opportunity just for you! Welcome to the GMAT Club's Free Interview Prep Event
Oct 0301:30 PM IST
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With brand new features like:AI-driven Planner tool, 850+ data Insights practice questions and GMAT Focus Edition Adaptive mock tests with ESR+ analysis and personal mentor support, our course is the most comprehensive course for GMAT Focus Edition.- Oct 05
11:00 AM IST
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Attend this session to learn how to Deconstruct arguments, Pre-Think Author’s Assumptions, and apply Negation Test. - Oct 06
11:00 AM IST
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Attend this free GMAT Algebra Webinar and learn how to master the most challenging Inequalities and Absolute Value problems with ease. 
Oct 1010:00 AM EDT
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Have you ever wondered how to score a PERFECT 805 on the GMAT? Meet Julia, a banking professional who used the Target Test Prep course to achieve this incredible feat. Julia's story is nothing short of an inspiration.
Oct 1110:00 AM EDT
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Think a 100% GMAT Verbal score is out of your reach? Target Test Prep will make you think again! Our course uses techniques such as topical study and spaced repetition to maximize knowledge retention and make studying simple and fun.
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03 Sep 2024, 20:19
Hey everyone,
I am need of advice and guidance. I made the decision to go back to school two weeks ago, and that’s when I began my GMAT prep. However, I am now 4 weeks away from my test date and I do not have a set study plan. I utilized the first week to learn the format of the GMAT, but by the second week I completely fell off track. By the second week, work was a lot and came home tired every night. Now I’m trying to pick back up the pieces but all I can see is now I have less than 30 days to prep. What should I do? I’m thinking about moving my test date out 2 weeks and take it online instead of a test center, but the school I want to apply to deadline is November 1st.
I am need of advice and guidance. I made the decision to go back to school two weeks ago, and that’s when I began my GMAT prep. However, I am now 4 weeks away from my test date and I do not have a set study plan. I utilized the first week to learn the format of the GMAT, but by the second week I completely fell off track. By the second week, work was a lot and came home tired every night. Now I’m trying to pick back up the pieces but all I can see is now I have less than 30 days to prep. What should I do? I’m thinking about moving my test date out 2 weeks and take it online instead of a test center, but the school I want to apply to deadline is November 1st.
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03 Sep 2024, 21:04
03 Sep 2024, 21:04
Krissywalk320
I am need of advice and guidance. I made the decision to go back to school two weeks ago, and that’s when I began my GMAT prep. However, I am now 4 weeks away from my test date and I do not have a set study plan. I utilized the first week to learn the format of the GMAT, but by the second week I completely fell off track. By the second week, work was a lot and came home tired every night. Now I’m trying to pick back up the pieces but all I can see is now I have less than 30 days to prep. What should I do? I’m thinking about moving my test date out 2 weeks and take it online instead of a test center, but the school I want to apply to deadline is November 1st.
best you can do is take any good course online as it will give a structured study material, and then go full preparation mode. I have seen some people made 555 to 705 in one month only...it depends now on you, where is your starting point, how much you can give time to studies, etc.I am a fan of self-study, but given your circumstances, it is highly likely that due to time limit, you would not be able to efficiently use it
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03 Sep 2024, 21:08
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Krissywalk320
Hey everyone,
I am need of advice and guidance. I made the decision to go back to school two weeks ago, and that’s when I began my GMAT prep. However, I am now 4 weeks away from my test date and I do not have a set study plan. I utilized the first week to learn the format of the GMAT, but by the second week I completely fell off track. By the second week, work was a lot and came home tired every night. Now I’m trying to pick back up the pieces but all I can see is now I have less than 30 days to prep. What should I do? I’m thinking about moving my test date out 2 weeks and take it online instead of a test center, but the school I want to apply to deadline is November 1st.
I am need of advice and guidance. I made the decision to go back to school two weeks ago, and that’s when I began my GMAT prep. However, I am now 4 weeks away from my test date and I do not have a set study plan. I utilized the first week to learn the format of the GMAT, but by the second week I completely fell off track. By the second week, work was a lot and came home tired every night. Now I’m trying to pick back up the pieces but all I can see is now I have less than 30 days to prep. What should I do? I’m thinking about moving my test date out 2 weeks and take it online instead of a test center, but the school I want to apply to deadline is November 1st.
Hi Krissywalk320, what books/tools are you using to prep? What materials have you covered?
