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mokarios
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23 Dec 2018, 12:24
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I am Moyo from Nigeria.
I work in supply chains as a demand/supply planner (3 yrs), though I have a background in Pharmacy, which is not so much a discipline strong in quants.
I have taken the first GMAT Prep test and flunked it (470 Q35, V20). My target score is 700.
I am confused as to what approach to follow. The volume of information here is mind-numbing, like in terabytes.
Paid for e-GMAT online course, bought the OG 2016 and paid for my GMAT exam in exactly 105 days from today.
I am thinking to go through the OG to start with (Quants for 3 weeks, verbal 3 weeks), then start to polish the rough edges with the e-GMAT course.
I need help to navigate the quagmire.
I am just confused.
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I work in supply chains as a demand/supply planner (3 yrs), though I have a background in Pharmacy, which is not so much a discipline strong in quants.
I have taken the first GMAT Prep test and flunked it (470 Q35, V20). My target score is 700.
I am confused as to what approach to follow. The volume of information here is mind-numbing, like in terabytes.
Paid for e-GMAT online course, bought the OG 2016 and paid for my GMAT exam in exactly 105 days from today.
I am thinking to go through the OG to start with (Quants for 3 weeks, verbal 3 weeks), then start to polish the rough edges with the e-GMAT course.
I need help to navigate the quagmire.
I am just confused.
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23 Dec 2018, 12:39
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Hey mokarios, Welcome to the GMAT Club!
You can check out the study plans section to see if one of the study plans here - explore a little and see what suits you. Based on your GPrep scores it looks like you need to go through the basics and get up to speed on the quant and verbal basics. For quant, you can start off by going through E-GMAT (since you already have the subscription) and aid it by reading the appropriate topic in the quantitative mega thread here
For verbal, I would suggest you start by going through the E-GMAT verbal course and solve questions here on the forum. Do not solve a ton load of OG questions before you have your basics clear as these official questions are limited and you do not want to run out of these for later in your prep.
I would recommend you take the GPrep free exam #2 in a couple of weeks to keep a track of progress. 105 days is a lot of time to improve and you already know the amount of info available to go through
Better start early then wait till the end.
All the best!
Regards,
Gladi
You can check out the study plans section to see if one of the study plans here - explore a little and see what suits you. Based on your GPrep scores it looks like you need to go through the basics and get up to speed on the quant and verbal basics. For quant, you can start off by going through E-GMAT (since you already have the subscription) and aid it by reading the appropriate topic in the quantitative mega thread here
For verbal, I would suggest you start by going through the E-GMAT verbal course and solve questions here on the forum. Do not solve a ton load of OG questions before you have your basics clear as these official questions are limited and you do not want to run out of these for later in your prep.
I would recommend you take the GPrep free exam #2 in a couple of weeks to keep a track of progress. 105 days is a lot of time to improve and you already know the amount of info available to go through
Better start early then wait till the end.All the best!
Regards,
Gladi
mokarios
23 Dec 2018, 12:49
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Also, one more useful trick would be to "follow" popular users of the club as they would be posting and commenting on interesting discussions. You can learn a lot by reading the explanations written by Experts who have written thousands of posts by merely following them and regularly checking notifications.
To follow, simply press the follow button appearing under the profile ( either to the left of the post or at the profile page)
Regards,
Gladi
To follow, simply press the follow button appearing under the profile ( either to the left of the post or at the profile page)
Regards,
Gladi
