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25 Nov 2020, 10:52
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Hi All,
I’ve recently started my preparation for the GMAT and I feel a bit scattered and unorganized. Is anyone familiar with a good GMAT study schedule / planner for a working professional? Thanks in advance
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I’ve recently started my preparation for the GMAT and I feel a bit scattered and unorganized. Is anyone familiar with a good GMAT study schedule / planner for a working professional? Thanks in advance
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25 Nov 2020, 12:39
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First and foremost take a diagnostic test to get a sense of your baseline score. Depending on your Q and V scores you can do a focused prep
For Quant - TTP has the best content out there
Following has the list of best resource for each of the Verbal topics
SC - E-gmat is one of the best prep providers for verbal. You can alternatively stick to just Manhattan SC guide. but i personally like the course for it's structure
CR - Powerscore bible (Hands down the best CR book out there)
RC- You can use the Manhattan RC or Aristotle RC to improve
Post your diagnostic just spend 1-2 weeks reviewing these books / courses
Start doing timed practice for all the OG problems
Quant : Do a mix of 15 PS / 15 DS every day (Can do 2 sets per day if you have the time)
Verbal: Do a mix of 13-15 SC / 10-12 CR / 2RC's (Can do 2 sets per day)
Kudos if it helps
For Quant - TTP has the best content out there
Following has the list of best resource for each of the Verbal topics
SC - E-gmat is one of the best prep providers for verbal. You can alternatively stick to just Manhattan SC guide. but i personally like the course for it's structure
CR - Powerscore bible (Hands down the best CR book out there)
RC- You can use the Manhattan RC or Aristotle RC to improve
Post your diagnostic just spend 1-2 weeks reviewing these books / courses
Start doing timed practice for all the OG problems
Quant : Do a mix of 15 PS / 15 DS every day (Can do 2 sets per day if you have the time)
Verbal: Do a mix of 13-15 SC / 10-12 CR / 2RC's (Can do 2 sets per day)
Kudos if it helps
shameekv1989
GMAT 3: 720 Q50 V38
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25 Nov 2020, 14:55
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You should find a pretty detailed information here :-
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html#p1680625
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-study-plan-217827.html#p1680625
