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02 Jul 2020, 15:18
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Hi everyone,
I am from Africa. I plan to take the official GMAT test in May 2021 which means I have around 11 months to prepare. I don't know anything about it I tried to take the free test offered on the GMAT website and got 300. However, the business school that I aim has an average of 700+. I would like to know what advice you can give me (training, documents, etc.). How should I structure my program in order to reach my goal. Thank youu.
I am from Africa. I plan to take the official GMAT test in May 2021 which means I have around 11 months to prepare. I don't know anything about it I tried to take the free test offered on the GMAT website and got 300. However, the business school that I aim has an average of 700+. I would like to know what advice you can give me (training, documents, etc.). How should I structure my program in order to reach my goal. Thank youu.
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03 Jul 2020, 00:22
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zer2727 welcome to Gmat Club. Since you are planning to appear in may next year. you got pretty much time to convert 300 to 700. Don't strain much.
You Should start with the section you are facing more problem. Be it SC, CR, DS, PS pick any.
First you have to cover your basics and manhattan guides are best for the purpose.
After completing Manhattan you can practice from OG 20/21 it will be your choice.
The additional book material and study plan information you can gather from the following link: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-p ... l#p1680625
Plus if you face any problem while solving questions, use search bar here on Gmat Club, you will automatically find link of that question, But if there by any chance, you don't find it here. Post it while keeping GC Posting rules in mind: https://gmatclub.com/forum/rules-for-po ... l#p1092822
Do share your futher query, we all will be happy to help.
You Should start with the section you are facing more problem. Be it SC, CR, DS, PS pick any.
First you have to cover your basics and manhattan guides are best for the purpose.
After completing Manhattan you can practice from OG 20/21 it will be your choice.
The additional book material and study plan information you can gather from the following link: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-p ... l#p1680625
Plus if you face any problem while solving questions, use search bar here on Gmat Club, you will automatically find link of that question, But if there by any chance, you don't find it here. Post it while keeping GC Posting rules in mind: https://gmatclub.com/forum/rules-for-po ... l#p1092822
Do share your futher query, we all will be happy to help.
03 Jul 2020, 02:37
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hey zer2727,
GMAT is all about a structured approach. Please make sure that you are aware of what are ur weak area and which ones are ur strong areas. GMAT is divided into 4 sections IR, AWA, Quant and Verbal. The first two don't count towards ur GMAT score but many schools do take IR and AWA score into consideration. I would be able to help u out if u let me know exactly what was the breakup of ur score.
GMAT is all about a structured approach. Please make sure that you are aware of what are ur weak area and which ones are ur strong areas. GMAT is divided into 4 sections IR, AWA, Quant and Verbal. The first two don't count towards ur GMAT score but many schools do take IR and AWA score into consideration. I would be able to help u out if u let me know exactly what was the breakup of ur score.
