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22 Jun 2025, 14:09
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Good afternoon to every one,
I'm asking for some tips and tricks in order to build up a consistent study plan, the target objective is to do (and hopefully ace) the GMAT Focus at the end of 2025 or in 1Q of 2026.
The AS-IS condition is below zero (i can say under zero because I took the HULT assessment test online couple of days ago).
In my mind i would like to follow a step by step approach (i will have ~ 1 / 2 hours per day (worst vs. best case)):
1 - Recover all the basics of Quant and Verbal (4 weeks)
2 - Re-assess the level achieved (1 week)
3 - Start the preparation with the official guide and in parallel doing exercises every day (16 weeks)
4 - Re-assess the level achieved (1 week)
Some questions:
- What do you think about the starting condition? Is it common? Am I alone?
- What do you think about this plan?
- Do you have any suggestion for the plan implementation (e.g. Detailed test books, useful summaries, ...)?
Every simple and coincise answer could be very, Thx in advance
I'm asking for some tips and tricks in order to build up a consistent study plan, the target objective is to do (and hopefully ace) the GMAT Focus at the end of 2025 or in 1Q of 2026.
The AS-IS condition is below zero (i can say under zero because I took the HULT assessment test online couple of days ago).
In my mind i would like to follow a step by step approach (i will have ~ 1 / 2 hours per day (worst vs. best case)):
1 - Recover all the basics of Quant and Verbal (4 weeks)
2 - Re-assess the level achieved (1 week)
3 - Start the preparation with the official guide and in parallel doing exercises every day (16 weeks)
4 - Re-assess the level achieved (1 week)
Some questions:
- What do you think about the starting condition? Is it common? Am I alone?
- What do you think about this plan?
- Do you have any suggestion for the plan implementation (e.g. Detailed test books, useful summaries, ...)?
Every simple and coincise answer could be very, Thx in advance
23 Jun 2025, 00:02
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Study plan are available on GC forum.. with Study sources details you can also search for study buddy if you want to prepare along with someone
23 Jun 2025, 01:33
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Most people start GMAT prep from scratch, especially if it's been a while since school. Starting “below zero” is super common, so don’t stress about it.
You can use the following:
You can use the following:
- Quant: Use GMAT Math by Manhattan Prep for foundational stuff.
- Verbal: The Critical Reasoning Bible (PowerScore) and Manhattan books are pretty good.
- For advanced practice, use GMAT OG and GMAT Club question bank.
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