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13 Oct 2020, 02:11
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Hello everyone, I want to ask that can I take one day rest after studying for 14 hours per day or should I continue without a gap to score a 700+?.
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13 Oct 2020, 22:14
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Saransh123
Hey Saransh,
14 hours a day is too much. Instead of doing that and taking a break for one day, you can cut the number of hours to 7-8 hours a day and study on daily basis. This way your effective hours of study will be good and you don't have to take a break in between. There's no point stressing yourself for 14 hours continuously.
13 Oct 2020, 22:41
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Hello GMATWhizTeam, my schedule is this much long because
1. I solve questions from Gmatclub question bank for 4 hours from random chapters.
2. for 2 hours I solve questions of selective chapters from gmatclub.
3. I solve DS questions for 2 hours from this forum.
4. I also have different resources such as Kaplan 800 and Prep Plus 2020, Gmac Advanced Questions, Ready4Gmat app, Princeton 1138 Question Bank. I select one resource and solve for two hours.
4. At last I solve the Official books for 2 hours.
5. For verbal I use gmatclub question bank to solve SC, CR, RC (2hours).
I think Cutting hours will not be beneficial to me because I am currently not that good in my Quant and Verbal.
I scored 360 in first kaplan mock without any preparation.
But I'm ready to take some advice related to my above timetable.
Thank You
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1. I solve questions from Gmatclub question bank for 4 hours from random chapters.
2. for 2 hours I solve questions of selective chapters from gmatclub.
3. I solve DS questions for 2 hours from this forum.
4. I also have different resources such as Kaplan 800 and Prep Plus 2020, Gmac Advanced Questions, Ready4Gmat app, Princeton 1138 Question Bank. I select one resource and solve for two hours.
4. At last I solve the Official books for 2 hours.
5. For verbal I use gmatclub question bank to solve SC, CR, RC (2hours).
I think Cutting hours will not be beneficial to me because I am currently not that good in my Quant and Verbal.
I scored 360 in first kaplan mock without any preparation.
But I'm ready to take some advice related to my above timetable.
Thank You
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