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29 Aug 2007, 09:31
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Hey Guys and Gals!
I am trying to determine how many hours is ideal to spend in the GMAT club on verbal / Quant section
With my GMAT 1 month away, and hectic work schedule.. I am really struggling to find time..
My Work timings are 10 - 7 P.M during week days
at the moment I am only studying for 2 hours week days and 5 hours weekends..
I took a practice test recently and scored 510 in Princenton.. which is no way near to my goal score..
I also try and spend quite a bit of time trying out questions posted in the forum
My goal score is 650 and I am no genius either
suggestions??
I am trying to determine how many hours is ideal to spend in the GMAT club on verbal / Quant section
With my GMAT 1 month away, and hectic work schedule.. I am really struggling to find time..
My Work timings are 10 - 7 P.M during week days
at the moment I am only studying for 2 hours week days and 5 hours weekends..
I took a practice test recently and scored 510 in Princenton.. which is no way near to my goal score..
I also try and spend quite a bit of time trying out questions posted in the forum
My goal score is 650 and I am no genius either
suggestions??
29 Aug 2007, 18:05
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Sumithra,
The only way to succeed in GMAT is by practicing as much as you can.
typically 3 hours during week days and 8 hours during weekends seems to work for some.
I am sure if you keep practicising , you will get your goal score!
Best of luck
The only way to succeed in GMAT is by practicing as much as you can.
typically 3 hours during week days and 8 hours during weekends seems to work for some.
I am sure if you keep practicising , you will get your goal score!
Best of luck
