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Hi everyone!
Basically I tanked my first GMAT attempt ... and decided I need to go through all the fundaments. I am planning on writing in December, and have just started the MGMAT series (5th edition). Would I have enough time to go through all the books plus CATs if I average 20-25 hrs a week? Is my goal to write in December not realistic?
I also just finished the first book (F.D.P.) and am working on the OG questions associated with the subject. I am finding that I am getting at least half of the questions wrong, and some of the questions are ridiculously hard. Also, the OG questions are taking significantly longer to do (extra time needed to go through a wrong question, etc.) ... can anyone provide me with some feedback? It is so demoralising going through the first bunch of OG questions (even after doing the review on the fundamentals via MGMAT).
Thanks any advice would be much appreciated!
Basically I tanked my first GMAT attempt ... and decided I need to go through all the fundaments. I am planning on writing in December, and have just started the MGMAT series (5th edition). Would I have enough time to go through all the books plus CATs if I average 20-25 hrs a week? Is my goal to write in December not realistic?
I also just finished the first book (F.D.P.) and am working on the OG questions associated with the subject. I am finding that I am getting at least half of the questions wrong, and some of the questions are ridiculously hard. Also, the OG questions are taking significantly longer to do (extra time needed to go through a wrong question, etc.) ... can anyone provide me with some feedback? It is so demoralising going through the first bunch of OG questions (even after doing the review on the fundamentals via MGMAT).
Thanks any advice would be much appreciated!
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