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Hello Everyone,
I have been a long time lurker on this board and finally after a year and a half - I have decided to pull up my socks and write the GMAT again.
My first attempt got me 510 or 520 I believe - back in feb 2013.
Due to some personal reasons - I lost motivation and direction in life and for the longest time I didnt want to do anything ... (Yes heartbreak can be a b****)
But now - I've got myself motivated again and hopefully I can get myself into a business school for 2015.
This is what I have planned:
I want to write the exam on Dec 16.
Starting tomorrow I will be studying 2 hours a day on weekdays and 7 hours/day on the weekend.
From November 20 till my exam - I will be taking time off work and will dedicate 7 hours a day till the exam date.
That will give me approx. 400-430 study hours for the exam.
I will be studying from OG, Magoosh and MGMAT.
My target score is 650+.
Do you guys think that this is an achievable target or am I being too aggressive and unrealistic in my approach?
What other advice or recommendation could you guys give me?
Any feedback/help will be much appreciated.
Thanks!
I have been a long time lurker on this board and finally after a year and a half - I have decided to pull up my socks and write the GMAT again.
My first attempt got me 510 or 520 I believe - back in feb 2013.
Due to some personal reasons - I lost motivation and direction in life and for the longest time I didnt want to do anything ... (Yes heartbreak can be a b****)
But now - I've got myself motivated again and hopefully I can get myself into a business school for 2015.
This is what I have planned:
I want to write the exam on Dec 16.
Starting tomorrow I will be studying 2 hours a day on weekdays and 7 hours/day on the weekend.
From November 20 till my exam - I will be taking time off work and will dedicate 7 hours a day till the exam date.
That will give me approx. 400-430 study hours for the exam.
I will be studying from OG, Magoosh and MGMAT.
My target score is 650+.
Do you guys think that this is an achievable target or am I being too aggressive and unrealistic in my approach?
What other advice or recommendation could you guys give me?
Any feedback/help will be much appreciated.
Thanks!
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Hi,
Even i had signed up fr Maghoosh but only for quant. The videos & explanation were good , however i found the problems were too simple & difficulty level was not very high. Is it realy helpful since the problems are not very similar as compared to OG & Manhattn??
Even i had signed up fr Maghoosh but only for quant. The videos & explanation were good , however i found the problems were too simple & difficulty level was not very high. Is it realy helpful since the problems are not very similar as compared to OG & Manhattn??
