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16 Sep 2019, 12:34
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Hey everyone,
My 2 questions are about the most appropriate way to approach the GMAT study plan. Any advice on personal experience, observation on others or any in general is greatly appreciated.
In a nutshell, I reviewed all of the basic math concepts over the last month (I used the Manhattan basic math concepts book, which helped a lot, even though there is a substantial overlap with the actual Manhattan prep books) and I am now going through the Mannhatan Prep study guide (the one with 5 quant books and 4 qualitative ones). My question is whether once I finish the Manhattan Quant books, I shall continue with the OG Quant Guide or first finish the Manhattan Qualitative books and then do the OG Quant and Qualitative? Again, in a nutshell, I am asking whether I should first do all the Quant (Manhattan+OG) or I should finish all the Quant part first (Manhattan and OG) and the proceed to the qualitative part?
My second question relates to the 28 hour in-person course provided by Manhattan. I will contact the centre for more information, but I was wondering if anyone could share how this courses or this course in specific actually works? Is it one which is complementary to studying on your own or is it one which actually prepares you to take the GMAT after finishing the course. I am raising this as I found more and more difficult to study after work and the fact that I am targeting taking the GMAT by mid December.
I am really on the fence on whether I should keep on my own or enrol to a course (or both), so any advice will be much appreciated.
Thank you for reading!
My 2 questions are about the most appropriate way to approach the GMAT study plan. Any advice on personal experience, observation on others or any in general is greatly appreciated.
In a nutshell, I reviewed all of the basic math concepts over the last month (I used the Manhattan basic math concepts book, which helped a lot, even though there is a substantial overlap with the actual Manhattan prep books) and I am now going through the Mannhatan Prep study guide (the one with 5 quant books and 4 qualitative ones). My question is whether once I finish the Manhattan Quant books, I shall continue with the OG Quant Guide or first finish the Manhattan Qualitative books and then do the OG Quant and Qualitative? Again, in a nutshell, I am asking whether I should first do all the Quant (Manhattan+OG) or I should finish all the Quant part first (Manhattan and OG) and the proceed to the qualitative part?
My second question relates to the 28 hour in-person course provided by Manhattan. I will contact the centre for more information, but I was wondering if anyone could share how this courses or this course in specific actually works? Is it one which is complementary to studying on your own or is it one which actually prepares you to take the GMAT after finishing the course. I am raising this as I found more and more difficult to study after work and the fact that I am targeting taking the GMAT by mid December.
I am really on the fence on whether I should keep on my own or enrol to a course (or both), so any advice will be much appreciated.
Thank you for reading!
16 Sep 2019, 14:57
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kokus - In GMAT Club, our forum experts have created an in-depth GMAT study plan. I would advise you to take a few moments to review the comprehensive plan.
GMAT Club Study Plan: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html
GMAT Club Study Plan: https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html
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