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Hello,
I was curious as to if anyone had any advice on the amount of time I should spend reading MGMAT vs. practicing OG questions?
I want to get a 700+ (hopefully a 720-750), and am planning on spending 3 months studying 20 hours per week (which is a lot seeing as I have a fulltime job and a commute).
I figured I would have time to do both OG and MGMAT in the 3 months, but I was wondering if I should just study the MGMAT sections that I score poorly on during practice tests, and devote more time to OG problems, or if I should suck it up and just read the entire MGMAT series cover to cover? I am tempted to read the entire MGMAT as I hear the time saving strategies are really helpful (and timing I believe will be my biggest hurdle)
FYI, I have only taken the math section practice so far, (the GMAT practice software), and I scored 46 (this was with no studying and I haven't taken math for about 5 years, and I ran out of time and had to guess on the last 7 questions
). I haven't taken a full verbal practice, but in the few practice problems I have taken, it doesn't seem like it will give me too hard of a time (I am a native English speaker, and took a fairly intensive grammar class in college).
Any advice anyone has would be much appreciated.
Thanks!!!!
I was curious as to if anyone had any advice on the amount of time I should spend reading MGMAT vs. practicing OG questions?
I want to get a 700+ (hopefully a 720-750), and am planning on spending 3 months studying 20 hours per week (which is a lot seeing as I have a fulltime job and a commute).
I figured I would have time to do both OG and MGMAT in the 3 months, but I was wondering if I should just study the MGMAT sections that I score poorly on during practice tests, and devote more time to OG problems, or if I should suck it up and just read the entire MGMAT series cover to cover? I am tempted to read the entire MGMAT as I hear the time saving strategies are really helpful (and timing I believe will be my biggest hurdle)
FYI, I have only taken the math section practice so far, (the GMAT practice software), and I scored 46 (this was with no studying and I haven't taken math for about 5 years, and I ran out of time and had to guess on the last 7 questions
). I haven't taken a full verbal practice, but in the few practice problems I have taken, it doesn't seem like it will give me too hard of a time (I am a native English speaker, and took a fairly intensive grammar class in college).Any advice anyone has would be much appreciated.
Thanks!!!!
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