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22 Jul 2014, 05:32
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Hi everyone
Today I gave my first attempt at the GMAT exam and I am not proud of it but I did not prepare for it at all. I did a few sentence correction questions before giving the exam and one practice test yesterday (Score of 610) and that was it. I got a score of 560. Now I want to seriously prepare for the exam and have a target of 700+ to achieve. The new exam dates are in a month from now. Although I think that I may be able to pull this one off, I am not sure on where to begin, I feel completely lost. This is one exam which in any case I have to ace and with just one month of preparation time, I now think on my above statement I've bitten more than I can chew.
Please help me out over here with any strategies, schedules and course books that would help me achieve this.
Regards
Today I gave my first attempt at the GMAT exam and I am not proud of it but I did not prepare for it at all. I did a few sentence correction questions before giving the exam and one practice test yesterday (Score of 610) and that was it. I got a score of 560. Now I want to seriously prepare for the exam and have a target of 700+ to achieve. The new exam dates are in a month from now. Although I think that I may be able to pull this one off, I am not sure on where to begin, I feel completely lost. This is one exam which in any case I have to ace and with just one month of preparation time, I now think on my above statement I've bitten more than I can chew.
Please help me out over here with any strategies, schedules and course books that would help me achieve this.
Regards
28 Jul 2014, 09:07
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Hi 560720,
If you can put the effort in, we have a 1 month study program that has done well with many students. https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... study-plan
The idea is laser focus on a particular subsection before moving onto the next to maximize retention and reduce distraction. For example, really focus for 5 consecutive straight days on SC before moving onto the next section. We also recommend starting off with SC as the sentence structure and meaning concepts there trickle into other sections and can help you read faster in RC and CR.
As you study, take these psychological tips into account: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
Visualize your test environment and your success as you study.
If you can put the effort in, we have a 1 month study program that has done well with many students. https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... study-plan
The idea is laser focus on a particular subsection before moving onto the next to maximize retention and reduce distraction. For example, really focus for 5 consecutive straight days on SC before moving onto the next section. We also recommend starting off with SC as the sentence structure and meaning concepts there trickle into other sections and can help you read faster in RC and CR.
As you study, take these psychological tips into account: https://www.gmatpill.com/about/studying- ... trategies/
Visualize your test environment and your success as you study.
