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17 May 2006, 12:03
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Let’s create study group so that we can keep pushing each other in preparation.
Plan: Create clear and achievable plan for one week
Execute: Execute plan everyday
Report: Report progress on group board, you can report it everyday or every other day as per your convenience
Few good things about such strategy are
A) It will do is create support system so if you are legging for a day or two people can motivate you. More over you may be able to see you are not alone which can be motivating.
B) It may create competitive pressure for some people for e.g. if you see someone really working 15-20 hours on weekend you may be motivated to do same.
C) It can also help you to be discipline
So what you guys say!
Plan: Create clear and achievable plan for one week
Execute: Execute plan everyday
Report: Report progress on group board, you can report it everyday or every other day as per your convenience
Few good things about such strategy are
A) It will do is create support system so if you are legging for a day or two people can motivate you. More over you may be able to see you are not alone which can be motivating.
B) It may create competitive pressure for some people for e.g. if you see someone really working 15-20 hours on weekend you may be motivated to do same.
C) It can also help you to be discipline
So what you guys say!
17 May 2006, 12:04
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I should be the first to write my planning..
Week of 15 to 21
Average Daily: 3-4 Hour
Weekend: 6-8 hour each Day
SC:
100 SC from SC1000 (25 each from Wen-Sat)
Do Kaplan800 SC (Sunday)
CR:
Do 100 CR from LSAT (25 each from W-Sa)
Do Few Kaplan800 CR (S)
RC:
12 Paragraphs from RC1000 (3 each from W-Sa)
PS:DS
Take two challenges (Find slot of 1:50 Min)
Work on probability and numbers property (Sa)
Exam:
Take One full test (Sa evening or S Morning)
AWA
Ignore for this week
On Sunday analyze performance of week for exam as well as Challenges and cover up unfinished activities.
Week of 15 to 21
Average Daily: 3-4 Hour
Weekend: 6-8 hour each Day
SC:
100 SC from SC1000 (25 each from Wen-Sat)
Do Kaplan800 SC (Sunday)
CR:
Do 100 CR from LSAT (25 each from W-Sa)
Do Few Kaplan800 CR (S)
RC:
12 Paragraphs from RC1000 (3 each from W-Sa)
PS:DS
Take two challenges (Find slot of 1:50 Min)
Work on probability and numbers property (Sa)
Exam:
Take One full test (Sa evening or S Morning)
AWA
Ignore for this week
On Sunday analyze performance of week for exam as well as Challenges and cover up unfinished activities.
I think that is a great idea... except for the competition part 
I think everyone's abilities are different, but people with similar weaknesses will be encouraged to work closer...
by the way, I plan to take the gmat mid July, subject to GMATPrep scores. Currently I am on my 3rd day of 1st week and it is going ok, so far... although I want better results and focus. So here is the plan for 1st couple of weeks
Week 1: Basic Review of the strategies, quizzes in the book, compiling the notes
Kaplan Premier 2006
PR 2005
Weekend: 1-2 CATS
Week 2: Studying and practicing quizzes
NOVA's GMAT Prep Course Book
Solving/Reviewing/Studying
Weekend: 2-3 CATS
I am completely ignoring AWA... I don't want to work on it until the end...
u2lover
I think everyone's abilities are different, but people with similar weaknesses will be encouraged to work closer...
by the way, I plan to take the gmat mid July, subject to GMATPrep scores. Currently I am on my 3rd day of 1st week and it is going ok, so far... although I want better results and focus. So here is the plan for 1st couple of weeks
Week 1: Basic Review of the strategies, quizzes in the book, compiling the notes
Kaplan Premier 2006
PR 2005
Weekend: 1-2 CATS
Week 2: Studying and practicing quizzes
NOVA's GMAT Prep Course Book
Solving/Reviewing/Studying
Weekend: 2-3 CATS
I am completely ignoring AWA... I don't want to work on it until the end...
u2lover
