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Re: New to GMAT - study plan overview [#permalink]
LolGeNY wrote:
Hello dear GMAT fellows

Please Welcome me newbie :wink:
I am going to take GMAT (for the first time) on 15th November. So estimated time for working is nearly 3 months !! Target score of course 700+ :))
Need your advice about study plan and which books can be the best ?
Background : Business Administration student (so having maths skills)
English is not my native (just moved to NY as resident, however speaking English fluently).

Waiting for your replies :) any of ur advice will boost my GMAt preparations :wink:
Excited to start !!!
and will be too active as I fell in love with GMAT club already :))


Hi,
Everyone says MGMAT books are the best; those are the books I purchased for my study.
I looked quickly to the quantitative books and they lool like thay are well explained, though it seems to me that those are the basics - if you have knowlegde of math at university level you should know that or at leat remember some parts.
But, if the questions are tough - and they are, I suspect that problems and data sufficiency sections must be harder and with a lot of twists and sidepaths than the basics. So, I'm also eagerly waiting for my first drills section from the books beacause I know i'm going to learn a lot more from complex situations... I don't find myself to be the worst guy in math but i only scored 37 in Quantitative so I know i got a long track to run.
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Re: New to GMAT - study plan overview [#permalink]
Thanks a lot HugoDias

Wish u success on our way to Biiig GMAT :wink: :wink:
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