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05 Jul 2025, 19:38
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yc168
Has anyone tried GMAT Ninja’s 13 week study plan? Is it worth it? Is there any better study plan out there that is more intuitive?
05 Jul 2025, 19:49
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jparedes12
I am through 8 weeks. As outlined in study plan one needs to put in around 30 hrs per week at least. So it is quite intense.
For DI and Verbal the plan asks you to stick to official content - OG and Verbal guide questions+ online MBA.com questions for DI and LSAT sets for Verbal
Challenging part: You need to spend enough time reviewing what are you doing wrong each week. In few cases (like MSR and TPA) there’s no concrete improvement plan, except for oneself to review their specific problems - Timing issues? Rusty basics? Etc
Alternatives: Don’t know honestly. For DI many suggest to stick to standard questions right now, as GMAT’s language and questions’ style is different from any prep companies out there. Same also with Verbal prep.
05 Jul 2025, 19:57
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Interesting. Why do you think you are spending 30 hrs when they state it takes ~15 hrs per week? Do I actually need the LSAT resources? Can I use the online OG bundle or do I need the physical books? I saw a comment that said the online bundle didn’t allow to see questions in the order mentioned in the study plan (not sure if that’s the case)
thanks for your help by the way
thanks for your help by the way
