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i have taken gmat course from egmat 4month selfpaced course ,already 50 days since i have taken course but i have not strated to prepare seriouly .when i start to prepare it takes very long time for me to complete even i subsection ,bascially my effectiveness towards it is low ,the course will get over by MAY 20 and im worried that i might be not able to complete my assisgned task till that day i feel i will miss out my mock test, data sufficiency part as that is the last part of my coursed even tho i still have around or excatly 82 days is it possible for me to complete this by that day ( i have taken that egmat 4M course on 1 7 JAN and IT WILL END ON 20 MAY already WASTED TILL 27 FEB ) is there anyone who have taken the course and where able to finish it prior to deadline and tips and way to be always motivated ?
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Hi Yadunathpatel003,
I can suggest a few things potentially:
1. You can put the course on pause perhaps? Not sure if that is possible but you can try to come up with motivation meanwhile
2. Get motivated now
3. Reach out to eGMAT and see if they can suggest something or connect you with one of their coaches to get you out of the rut?
egmat - what do you recommend?
P.S. You have the most interesting punctuation style. You put the punctuation after a space instead of before. Is this a certain style?
I can suggest a few things potentially:
1. You can put the course on pause perhaps? Not sure if that is possible but you can try to come up with motivation meanwhile
2. Get motivated now
3. Reach out to eGMAT and see if they can suggest something or connect you with one of their coaches to get you out of the rut?
egmat - what do you recommend?
P.S. You have the most interesting punctuation style. You put the punctuation after a space instead of before. Is this a certain style?
27 Feb 2025, 19:34
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bb - thanks for tagging me. All of the above are good options.
Yadunathpatel003 - you can reach out to the team. At the same time, I want you to think about your Why - why do you need to do an MBA at this stage in your career.
Trust me—I have been there. Just take a step back, think about why you went on this GMAT journey, and write down your why. Remember, few people love the GMAT. They love the outcomes it provides.
-Rajat
Yadunathpatel003 - you can reach out to the team. At the same time, I want you to think about your Why - why do you need to do an MBA at this stage in your career.
Trust me—I have been there. Just take a step back, think about why you went on this GMAT journey, and write down your why. Remember, few people love the GMAT. They love the outcomes it provides.
-Rajat
