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15 Oct 2023, 23:00
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Hey guys!
I'm here to seek guidance about future GMAT prep. So I've been preparing for the time over mid-July to mid-September to take my GMAT. I scored 460 on the attempt after I had prepared for 2 months (approximately 4 hours per weekday). For preparation, I followed OG tasks from their guide and mixed them with tasks that I found online (mostly Gmat Club). I took free mocks that I found online from various sources approximately every 2 weeks at the beginning and every week at the end of the preparation. I also had a math tutor for 1h per week.
I am now preparing again so that I can take the exam around December and I'm wondering what strategy should I apply (I'm aiming for at least 600, preferably 650). Should I buy a course and devote around an hour daily to practice? What would you do? I'm now working full-time in consulting so I think I'll be mostly practicing over weekends but I'll try to devote at least 1h per day for the prep.
Thank you in advance for the help!
I'm here to seek guidance about future GMAT prep. So I've been preparing for the time over mid-July to mid-September to take my GMAT. I scored 460 on the attempt after I had prepared for 2 months (approximately 4 hours per weekday). For preparation, I followed OG tasks from their guide and mixed them with tasks that I found online (mostly Gmat Club). I took free mocks that I found online from various sources approximately every 2 weeks at the beginning and every week at the end of the preparation. I also had a math tutor for 1h per week.
I am now preparing again so that I can take the exam around December and I'm wondering what strategy should I apply (I'm aiming for at least 600, preferably 650). Should I buy a course and devote around an hour daily to practice? What would you do? I'm now working full-time in consulting so I think I'll be mostly practicing over weekends but I'll try to devote at least 1h per day for the prep.
Thank you in advance for the help!
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The gmatclub study plan post may be helpful to check out. The post mentions a variety of resources with some thoughts, for example. Consider checking out Manhattan-Prep's 6th Edition for SC and CR as well.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
