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19 Sep 2024, 08:35
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Hello
I just started TTP 5-day trial today and quite overwhelmed by the sheer amount of resources. I have been practicing here and there for about 1 month since my first mock test (Q81, V78, D67, 515). I studied about 5 hours everyday and practiced OG resources. Just out of curiosity and also needing help for DI, I tried out TTP trial today. According to TTP study plan, I can only take GMAT in next January.. I intended to apply for summer intake and planned to sit the test in first week of November. I need only 605+ to meet requirement but of course, I want to target around 650..
My question is :
1) has anyone tried accelerated study plan? (is it advisable? I have been putting in about 30 hours per week and I can commit more time but some suggest that overhitting 30hours per week is no good.)
2) In accelerated study plan, I can choose only either DI+Q or Verbal only? And which study plan format is better? (Mission-based or calendar-based?)
3) the biggest question of all, when should I be able to decide whether I should go ahead to register in Nov or push back my exam date if I were to follow ttp study plan?
Best regards
I just started TTP 5-day trial today and quite overwhelmed by the sheer amount of resources. I have been practicing here and there for about 1 month since my first mock test (Q81, V78, D67, 515). I studied about 5 hours everyday and practiced OG resources. Just out of curiosity and also needing help for DI, I tried out TTP trial today. According to TTP study plan, I can only take GMAT in next January.. I intended to apply for summer intake and planned to sit the test in first week of November. I need only 605+ to meet requirement but of course, I want to target around 650..
My question is :
1) has anyone tried accelerated study plan? (is it advisable? I have been putting in about 30 hours per week and I can commit more time but some suggest that overhitting 30hours per week is no good.)
2) In accelerated study plan, I can choose only either DI+Q or Verbal only? And which study plan format is better? (Mission-based or calendar-based?)
3) the biggest question of all, when should I be able to decide whether I should go ahead to register in Nov or push back my exam date if I were to follow ttp study plan?
Best regards
19 Sep 2024, 09:55
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Might be worth checking out some of the debrief posts in the Share GMAT Experience subforum. You could get a sense how long/likely different score jumps may take and also take some quick tips. If it's been a while, perhaps take another Official-Mock to get an idea where you currently stand. Based on that, you may decide to take another sometime in early October at which point you can decide whether or not to schedule an exam in November. Fair to say including official questions/official mocks into a prep path is a solid choice.
Consider including/mentioning what you find challenging. If time management is an issue, for example, using question/time markers may help a bit. For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work could be helpful as well.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
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Consider including/mentioning what you find challenging. If time management is an issue, for example, using question/time markers may help a bit. For RC, becoming familiar with how inference questions work could be helpful as well.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
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