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13 Oct 2023, 01:01
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Hey Guys,
I have my exam in a few days and I am really struggling to clear 650-700+ questions. I am currently using TTP + Manhattan (concepts) + OG Guides and GMAT Club (practise sums).
I did a bit of self reflection and realised my struggle was due to poor planning, inconsistency in practising and going through topics fairly quickly in a rush to finish the syllabus. At this point I have spent 3months studying for the exam. I also tend to forget concepts during mocks but get the same questions right during regular practice.
My weakest areas are inequalities, absolute values, sets and mixture problems + sentence correction.
I know I’ll have to give the exam again in Nov/Dec (considering moving to GMAT Focus) however really really want to get my study plan in order and score above a 750.
Kindly suggest a way to streamline my studies, practise and appropriate methods of practising. Also, should I consider GMAT Focus as SC is definitely tough for me.
Thanks in advance!
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I have my exam in a few days and I am really struggling to clear 650-700+ questions. I am currently using TTP + Manhattan (concepts) + OG Guides and GMAT Club (practise sums).
I did a bit of self reflection and realised my struggle was due to poor planning, inconsistency in practising and going through topics fairly quickly in a rush to finish the syllabus. At this point I have spent 3months studying for the exam. I also tend to forget concepts during mocks but get the same questions right during regular practice.
My weakest areas are inequalities, absolute values, sets and mixture problems + sentence correction.
I know I’ll have to give the exam again in Nov/Dec (considering moving to GMAT Focus) however really really want to get my study plan in order and score above a 750.
Kindly suggest a way to streamline my studies, practise and appropriate methods of practising. Also, should I consider GMAT Focus as SC is definitely tough for me.
Thanks in advance!
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13 Oct 2023, 01:14
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TanTan1294
First and foremost, kudos to you for taking the time to self-reflect and identify areas of improvement in your GMAT preparation. It's a crucial step towards achieving your goal.
Let's break down your preparation into three fundamental components: Understanding the Fundamentals, Practice, and Mocks.
Understanding the Fundamentals: This is the bedrock of your preparation. It's essential to genuinely comprehend the basics rather than just skimming through to solve specific questions. If you find yourself struggling with new question types that assess the same core concepts, it's an indicator that there's a gap in your understanding. Consider resources like the Powerscore Bible or Manhattan Guides, which delve deep into the fundamentals. If reading isn't your forte, perhaps a private tutor might be beneficial.
Practice: This is where the magic happens. Remember, practicing questions of the same difficulty repeatedly won't yield significant progress. Challenge yourself by gradually increasing the difficulty level. Also, maintain an error tracker. The Error Log on GMAT Club is a great tool, but feel free to customize it to your needs and keep track of the kind of errors that you are making.
Mocks: Simulating the actual GMAT experience is crucial. After taking a mock, spend ample time analyzing your mistakes and revising the concepts you missed.
Now, let's explore some of the more nuanced elements of GMAT preparation:
Consistency and Planning: The GMAT requires consistent effort. It's easy to lose momentum, but remember that consistency stems from genuine motivation. Find what drives you and hold onto it.
Productivity: Ensure your study sessions are distraction-free. It's not about the quantity but the quality of hours you invest.
Study Buddy: Consider finding someone with a similar goal. It can be a great source of motivation and accountability.
Regarding your query about GMAT Focus, if Sentence Correction is a challenge for you, it might be worth considering.
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13 Oct 2023, 04:18
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Practice questions from GC quiz and take tests ,understand topics where you lack basics ..
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