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28 Jul 2017, 03:57
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Hi Community,
I already studied one month and completed all Manhattan books and did some OG Quant and Verbal questions. As I am not a native speaker I am struggling with the verbal part. Anyway, I scored 650 on the CAT practice test few days ago... My dream score is 720
I noticed that I have problems with RC and CR
I have addtional 1.5 month (full time) to prepare for the GMAT. I am ready and willing to study 8h+ a day... This is my daily schedule:
-25 OG Quant questions
-30 OG Verbal questions
-30 Magoosh Quant practice questions (adaptive: easy, medium and hard questions)
-30 Magoosh Verbal practice questions (adaptive: easy, medium and hard questions)
-Constantly reviewing questions from my error log
-Reading at least 1 hour a day - books, wall street journal, ft
-Reviewing specific topics: Prepositions, Idioms, Coordinate systems etc.
-Furthermore, in 1 or 2 weeks I will do one GMAT practice test every 5 to 6 days.
At the end of the 1.5 months:
-2 full days for AWA (in total)
-2 full days for IR (in total)
Am I pursuing the optimal strategy?
Thank you so much in advance
Cheers
I already studied one month and completed all Manhattan books and did some OG Quant and Verbal questions. As I am not a native speaker I am struggling with the verbal part. Anyway, I scored 650 on the CAT practice test few days ago... My dream score is 720
I noticed that I have problems with RC and CR
I have addtional 1.5 month (full time) to prepare for the GMAT. I am ready and willing to study 8h+ a day... This is my daily schedule:
-25 OG Quant questions
-30 OG Verbal questions
-30 Magoosh Quant practice questions (adaptive: easy, medium and hard questions)
-30 Magoosh Verbal practice questions (adaptive: easy, medium and hard questions)
-Constantly reviewing questions from my error log
-Reading at least 1 hour a day - books, wall street journal, ft
-Reviewing specific topics: Prepositions, Idioms, Coordinate systems etc.
-Furthermore, in 1 or 2 weeks I will do one GMAT practice test every 5 to 6 days.
At the end of the 1.5 months:
-2 full days for AWA (in total)
-2 full days for IR (in total)
Am I pursuing the optimal strategy?
Thank you so much in advance
Cheers
