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12 Jul 2020, 11:07
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Hey Guys,
I started preparing for the GMAT during the lock down situation of COVID 19 as it gave me sufficient time to balance between studies and work.
However, recently the workload has increased significantly and I am not able to dedicate time towards the prep.
It would be great, if someone could suggest a study plan or tips to balance out between the two.
Note: I have completed the basics required for Quant and Verbal. However, I am yet to practice extensively on various question types.
GMAT Prep Mock Score - 590 (Q45 V28)
Target score - 700+
Expected GMAT Test date - September/ October 2020.
Thanks,
I started preparing for the GMAT during the lock down situation of COVID 19 as it gave me sufficient time to balance between studies and work.
However, recently the workload has increased significantly and I am not able to dedicate time towards the prep.
It would be great, if someone could suggest a study plan or tips to balance out between the two.
Note: I have completed the basics required for Quant and Verbal. However, I am yet to practice extensively on various question types.
GMAT Prep Mock Score - 590 (Q45 V28)
Target score - 700+
Expected GMAT Test date - September/ October 2020.
Thanks,
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12 Jul 2020, 12:14
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Hi,
You can improve your quant score using the mgmat advance quant book or even few free resources. Search for the free advance quant resources on this forum. There are plenty. But you really need to improve your verbal.
I am currently follow magoosh’s 3 month advance study plan. You can check it out. They also have verbal or quant intensive 3 months study plans including a few other based on your needs.
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You can improve your quant score using the mgmat advance quant book or even few free resources. Search for the free advance quant resources on this forum. There are plenty. But you really need to improve your verbal.
I am currently follow magoosh’s 3 month advance study plan. You can check it out. They also have verbal or quant intensive 3 months study plans including a few other based on your needs.
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13 Jul 2020, 06:31
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Hi,
I completely understand that it is really challenging to balance the work life and studies. To do this in an optimal way, you need to create the right study plan with clear deadlines. It is really nice that you have reached out addressing the right problem. Let me help you out here.
As you are a working professional, creating an ideal study plan will be always a challenge so you can check GMATWHiz which can help you create a personalized study plan. There is a free trial for which you can register and create a study plan with clear deadlines. Once you register, it asks you for the number of hours you can dedicate in a week and based on that creates the study plan with weekly deadlines. This way it would be easy to follow that and also you can completely focus on the preparation instead of spending time on making study plan. And the best part about the plan is it is totally integrated with the course. All you need to do is click on the Start button and it will give you the right lessons and quizzes as you’re supposed to go through in the right order.
Coming to your scores, the Quant score is pretty decent but there is still scope for improvement. The main concern here is the Verbal part. To improve your Verbal score, you need to put a considerable effort in learning the concepts and also the strategies required to solve GMAT like questions. Remember that GMAT is not just the test of concepts but also the strategies. To do that, I recommend you to follow a personalized approach in which you can learn the concepts along with the methodology.
GMATWhiz has a unique way of teaching the Verbal part. The unit 1 of every module starts with the focus on strategy. The next units deal with individual topics and teach you by following the 3 steps.
1. Teaches you the concepts.
2. Teaches you the methodology required to solve GMAT like questions
3. Lets you take practice quizzes and thereby analyse your weaknesses and work on them.
It comes with real-time improvement modules after finishing a particular concept.
You can check the free trail of GMATWhiz and decide whether it is suitable for you or not. Feel free to contact if you still have any queries. You can use the below link to book a free consultation call with a Strategy Expert who has scored 740 on GMAT to get a clear idea of how to improve.
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