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29 Sep 2022, 09:49
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Hi, i m a German student who wants to receive a score of at least 700 until the end of December.
I m currently planning to prepare for the next 2.5 months for the GMAT test and startet by taking an official mock exam (I just went into it without any knowledge how it works) and got a 500 (Verbal 31 Quant 28).
For the next steps, I m kinda overwhelmed by all the options I have read about in this forum. I basically need a learning plan for the next 10-12 weeks but I m not sure whether to solely rely on the books I got (Manhattan "All The GMAT" & The GMAT official guides).
My first idea was to take an online course (to build a base) and then come back to the books for the practice questions, etc. But here again, I have no idea which course would be the best for me.
Can you guys tell me about your experience? Do you think the books will provide a good enough base for a 700? Or do you think I should start with an online course? (which one would you recommend?)
Thank you for your feedback in advance!
I m currently planning to prepare for the next 2.5 months for the GMAT test and startet by taking an official mock exam (I just went into it without any knowledge how it works) and got a 500 (Verbal 31 Quant 28).
For the next steps, I m kinda overwhelmed by all the options I have read about in this forum. I basically need a learning plan for the next 10-12 weeks but I m not sure whether to solely rely on the books I got (Manhattan "All The GMAT" & The GMAT official guides).
My first idea was to take an online course (to build a base) and then come back to the books for the practice questions, etc. But here again, I have no idea which course would be the best for me.
Can you guys tell me about your experience? Do you think the books will provide a good enough base for a 700? Or do you think I should start with an online course? (which one would you recommend?)
Thank you for your feedback in advance!
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29 Sep 2022, 10:06
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29 Sep 2022, 14:19
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Hi Sidhu22,
Since you are starting fresh I would suggest you check out online self-study courses. i had initially checked quite a few and settled with TTP.
1. TTP has both verbal and quant
.the course is organized neatly meeting the needs of every student.
2 . Every topic is covered from scratch this helps you to brush up on your basics as well.
3. Since u had specifically mentioned your target score, u can feed this on the platform and the course is restructured based on your target score.
Automatically the question you see on your chapter test are also segregated in levels from easy to hard level questions.
4. There is a quick review quiz after a few topics and chapter tests which ensures you stay up to date with your preparation and also ensures you have a quick rewind of topics covered previously.
I would personally suggest you to check TTP.since you had mentioned the time frame by which u want to attempt your GMAT,I suggest you don't waste much time and check their trail for just $1. This will give you a clear understanding of the platform and what best they have to offer.
All the best.
--cheers--
Sainath
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Since you are starting fresh I would suggest you check out online self-study courses. i had initially checked quite a few and settled with TTP.
1. TTP has both verbal and quant
.the course is organized neatly meeting the needs of every student.
2 . Every topic is covered from scratch this helps you to brush up on your basics as well.
3. Since u had specifically mentioned your target score, u can feed this on the platform and the course is restructured based on your target score.
Automatically the question you see on your chapter test are also segregated in levels from easy to hard level questions.
4. There is a quick review quiz after a few topics and chapter tests which ensures you stay up to date with your preparation and also ensures you have a quick rewind of topics covered previously.
I would personally suggest you to check TTP.since you had mentioned the time frame by which u want to attempt your GMAT,I suggest you don't waste much time and check their trail for just $1. This will give you a clear understanding of the platform and what best they have to offer.
All the best.
--cheers--
Sainath
Posted from my mobile device
