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24ymk96
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10 Jan 2019, 12:20
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Hey guys I would like to know how many questions should one practice on the gmatclub forum on a daily basis?
I am planning to give my gmat in March so apart so how many mocks on average should one give to get a good hang of it?
Thanks
I am planning to give my gmat in March so apart so how many mocks on average should one give to get a good hang of it?
Thanks
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10 Jan 2019, 13:40
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24ymk96
It will depend completely on your starting score.
It is highly recommended that you begin with a diagnostic test first. The official GMAT guide contains diagnostic test or you can even find resources online to take one.
This will tell you which areas you need to focus more on. From there on it is about planning your study based on your strengths and weaknesses.
As for your question now, different people need different amount of practice. It will again depend on where you are and where you want to get....650? 700? 750?
The beauty of GMAT is that it teaches you management skills...right from setting goals, to assessing yourself (objectively), to redefining goals realistically, to planning and executing towards achieving them, not giving up, and finally going the last mile (And therefore becoming business administration ready?)
But do go step-by-step.
Do begin with a diagnostic test to assess your strong/weak areas first.
akurathi12
11 Jan 2019, 09:28
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24ymk96
It purely depends on your current score range. It's better to practice a minimum of 2 sets of 31 Quant(18-PS, 13-DS) and 36 Verbal(12-SC,12RC, 3-4 Passages) questions daily. Apart from this do weekly one mock test(adaptive) mandatorily, then only you will get a feel of the full test.
