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27 Jul 2018, 19:45
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Hi,
I'm following Beat the GMAT's 60 day study plan because I could not afford the study programs from Kaplan, Veritas Prep, etc. However, I'm not aiming to master the GMAT in 60 days because some topics are taking me more than one day.
How do you rate the structure of this study plan? A few days ago I found a whole section of study plans in this forum and it got me thinking if the plan I'm currently following is actually worth it.
I'm following Beat the GMAT's 60 day study plan because I could not afford the study programs from Kaplan, Veritas Prep, etc. However, I'm not aiming to master the GMAT in 60 days because some topics are taking me more than one day.
How do you rate the structure of this study plan? A few days ago I found a whole section of study plans in this forum and it got me thinking if the plan I'm currently following is actually worth it.
27 Jul 2018, 21:28
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It's okay to take more than one day on a topic. In fact, I don't think it's reasonable to expect anyone to become very comfortable with a topic in just one day. That deep "comfort" takes time to develop, and that's okay.
That said, I'm not familiar with this 60 day plan. Can you post it here? A link will do.
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27 Jul 2018, 21:30
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You shouldn't look to follow any specific plan to the T. Just because some one else can do something in 2 days doesn't mean you can too and vice-versa. You'll have to identify your own strengths and weaknesses and allocate time accordingly.
Did you take a mock at the start to see where you stood and what areas needed more focus?
The plans can be a guideline, but you'll have to customize it to your needs.
