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Re: Study Plan Eval - Military Obligations [#permalink]
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I think you are correct - you have plenty of materials (more than you need probably).
One option is to focus on the MGMAT 5 quant guides + MGMAT Math Foundations.
The other would be to use Kaplan Math Workbook but don't think you need to mix both.

I think you could improve your quant within a month (don't need to kill yourself for 3 months).
Focus on what you are not getting 90% on in terms of quizzes. With Q43, you should be able to cover the missing pieces quickly. You don't need to read every chapter if you know that stuff since it is pretty easy to get side-tracked and get GMAT fatigue.

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Re: Study Plan Eval - Military Obligations [#permalink]
Alright, I'll admit it is daunting to consider studying intensely for another 3 months... When you say 90% on quizzes? Do you mean quizzes within the MGMAT books? I have the Kaplam study bank as well, so I can put some quizzes together on there.

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Re: Study Plan Eval - Military Obligations [#permalink]
Good luck with the resit.
I would mix up the verbal and quant revision. Less likely to forget things. Upside as you know when your doing military training you can work round it/ with it.

From my understanding the big difference between a six hundred score and a 700 score is how people tackle problems. They are able to do the basics real well and quickly and able to see patterns in the numbers. There a proberly a couple techniques you can practice while on training. Suspect it will make a difference and a break is always good.

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