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19 Apr 2017, 06:46
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Hello everybody!
First of all: thank you for reading this post and helping me out.
Situation
I will take the GMAT at the 10th of May. The score I'm aiming for is 600. A week ago, I did a Practice Exam and had only 480 Q39 V19.
Given that I only have 3 weeks left for studying, and that it is my only chance (since I have an application deadline), I now ask you for advice.
Question
I was studying with the 7-day free trial of The Economist and found this very helpful. Unfortunately, I already did 10% of the content so I can't use it anymore.
However, buying a 3-month subscription is way to expensive to use for just 3 weeks.
Does anybody know a good alternative for the GMAT Tutor that is FREE?
And how many CAT's should I do in those 3 weeks? 1 for each week?
The absolute minimum score I need to earn is 550 (which is not high but I only had 6 weeks for preparation).
Any tips?
Thank you!
First of all: thank you for reading this post and helping me out.
Situation
I will take the GMAT at the 10th of May. The score I'm aiming for is 600. A week ago, I did a Practice Exam and had only 480 Q39 V19.
Given that I only have 3 weeks left for studying, and that it is my only chance (since I have an application deadline), I now ask you for advice.
Question
I was studying with the 7-day free trial of The Economist and found this very helpful. Unfortunately, I already did 10% of the content so I can't use it anymore.
However, buying a 3-month subscription is way to expensive to use for just 3 weeks.
Does anybody know a good alternative for the GMAT Tutor that is FREE?
And how many CAT's should I do in those 3 weeks? 1 for each week?
The absolute minimum score I need to earn is 550 (which is not high but I only had 6 weeks for preparation).
Any tips?
Thank you!
19 Apr 2017, 08:48
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If your target is just 600, then why don't you use OG books? OG books are best resource to practice.
I think that there is no free GMAT tutor. If it has, then I doubt its quality.
There is 3 weeks left, then you should take GMATPrep for score estimation. You could take it once a week. However, before taking the practice test, just make sure to prepare well to avoid wasting available useful CATs.
I think that there is no free GMAT tutor. If it has, then I doubt its quality.
There is 3 weeks left, then you should take GMATPrep for score estimation. You could take it once a week. However, before taking the practice test, just make sure to prepare well to avoid wasting available useful CATs.
19 Apr 2017, 09:54
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Hi there
Thank you for your response.
I also prepared with the Kaplan and GMAC Official books. But after using the GMAT Tutor, I realized that I learn better when I practice on the computer.
Right now I'm even using YouTube, which I find useful tool...
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Thank you for your response.
I also prepared with the Kaplan and GMAC Official books. But after using the GMAT Tutor, I realized that I learn better when I practice on the computer.
Right now I'm even using YouTube, which I find useful tool...
Posted from my mobile device
