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09 May 2025, 02:57
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Hey everyone,
It’s been around 7–8 years since I last studied for an exam like this, and I’m finding it tough to get back into the groove. I recently took a mock test and realized I have a lot of work to do—couldn’t solve most of the questions. I either got lost while reading the long Verbal passages or couldn’t recall even the basic formulas for Quant and Data Insights.
To get back on track, I’ve enrolled in the 4-month e-GMAT course and just started my prep.
I’d love to hear from others:
Have you taken the GMAT (especially the Focus Edition) recently?
What was your experience like the first time you attempted GMAT Exam or started prep?
Did you use any online prep courses or just self-study?
Would really appreciate any tips, motivation, or resources that worked for you!
Thanks in advance!
It’s been around 7–8 years since I last studied for an exam like this, and I’m finding it tough to get back into the groove. I recently took a mock test and realized I have a lot of work to do—couldn’t solve most of the questions. I either got lost while reading the long Verbal passages or couldn’t recall even the basic formulas for Quant and Data Insights.
To get back on track, I’ve enrolled in the 4-month e-GMAT course and just started my prep.
I’d love to hear from others:
Have you taken the GMAT (especially the Focus Edition) recently?
What was your experience like the first time you attempted GMAT Exam or started prep?
Did you use any online prep courses or just self-study?
Would really appreciate any tips, motivation, or resources that worked for you!
Thanks in advance!
09 May 2025, 03:14
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hey everyone,
It’s been around 7–8 years since I last studied for an exam like this, and I’m finding it tough to get back into the groove. I recently took a mock test and realized I have a lot of work to do—couldn’t solve most of the questions. I either got lost while reading the long Verbal passages or couldn’t recall even the basic formulas for Quant and Data Insights.
To get back on track, I’ve enrolled in the 4-month e-GMAT course and just started my prep.
I’d love to hear from others:
Have you taken the GMAT (especially the Focus Edition) recently?
What was your experience like the first time you attempted GMAT Exam or started prep?
Did you use any online prep courses or just self-study?
Would really appreciate any tips, motivation, or resources that worked for you!
Thanks in advance!
It’s been around 7–8 years since I last studied for an exam like this, and I’m finding it tough to get back into the groove. I recently took a mock test and realized I have a lot of work to do—couldn’t solve most of the questions. I either got lost while reading the long Verbal passages or couldn’t recall even the basic formulas for Quant and Data Insights.
To get back on track, I’ve enrolled in the 4-month e-GMAT course and just started my prep.
I’d love to hear from others:
Have you taken the GMAT (especially the Focus Edition) recently?
What was your experience like the first time you attempted GMAT Exam or started prep?
Did you use any online prep courses or just self-study?
Would really appreciate any tips, motivation, or resources that worked for you!
Thanks in advance!
09 May 2025, 03:34
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Garima25
Hello. Don’t worry - you ll be fine. I suggest 1) stick to the course you have purchased - finish basics / concepts in 1-2 months. 2) keep solving questions with increasing difficulty levels - right now without the timer. You need to increase accuracy first 3) take small / sectional tests as you are ready - keep in mind avg 2 mins for 1 Q. So you can start with 20 mins - 10 Qs test / 30 mins 15 Qs test etc. 4) By this time you should be in your 3rd month of prep and now see how you are faring accuracy wise / difficult topics for you / timing wise etc. 5) start taking mocks
