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11 Sep 2010, 16:28
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Hello everybody, I'm an international student and I'm taking the test on Dec. the 13th, all I need is to get 580 to get accepted on the master program I'm applying. I bought several books and I think I won't have time enough to go through all of them: MGMAT Number Properties, Word Translations, GMAT Math Foundations, CR, SC, RC and OG 12th Edition.
At first I wanted to stick to the 3 month study guide for rookies (first month math, second verbal, third OG and error log sheet) but I have two weeks with the first math book and haven't finished it. Plus, I tried to resolve several questions from the OG and I got them all wrong. So, I thought of reading the answers and explanations for all of the OG questions instead of resolving them to have more time for studying the MGMAT's. In the mean time I'll have a test weekly as practice. Somehow I feel this is wrong but can't think of a better idea.
I'm full time employee and I intend to use 18 hours a week to study (I could do 10 more but I use those for church-related-things).
I'd appreciate and thank any help.
At first I wanted to stick to the 3 month study guide for rookies (first month math, second verbal, third OG and error log sheet) but I have two weeks with the first math book and haven't finished it. Plus, I tried to resolve several questions from the OG and I got them all wrong. So, I thought of reading the answers and explanations for all of the OG questions instead of resolving them to have more time for studying the MGMAT's. In the mean time I'll have a test weekly as practice. Somehow I feel this is wrong but can't think of a better idea.
I'm full time employee and I intend to use 18 hours a week to study (I could do 10 more but I use those for church-related-things).
I'd appreciate and thank any help.
11 Sep 2010, 22:02
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Hi – welcome to GMAT club!
Happy to help, but perhaps you can clarify your question.
Your GPA looks very good. You should not have issues with getting your target score. Have you taken any practice tests? If not it would be a good idea to take a diagnostic test and understand where you stand. The easiest is to download GMAT prep tests from MBA.com or here: all-gmat-cat-practice-tests-links-prices-reviews-77460.html?highlight=ml502
Happy to help, but perhaps you can clarify your question.
Your GPA looks very good. You should not have issues with getting your target score. Have you taken any practice tests? If not it would be a good idea to take a diagnostic test and understand where you stand. The easiest is to download GMAT prep tests from MBA.com or here: all-gmat-cat-practice-tests-links-prices-reviews-77460.html?highlight=ml502
11 Sep 2010, 22:52
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welcome to the club! 580 should not be much of a problem given your technical background and great gpa. I think you should get your feet wet with the diagnostic first then go from there.!
