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07 Dec 2024, 00:40
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Hello people,
I'm looking for the most effective resources to start preparation for gmat. I only have 1 month and I'm targeting 750+.
So far in my search,Top1%+e-gmat have been recommended most.
I'm open to genuine suggestions, given the 1 month timeline (I'm preparing fulltime) and 750+ score.
Thanks:)
I'm looking for the most effective resources to start preparation for gmat. I only have 1 month and I'm targeting 750+.
So far in my search,Top1%+e-gmat have been recommended most.
I'm open to genuine suggestions, given the 1 month timeline (I'm preparing fulltime) and 750+ score.
Thanks:)
08 Dec 2024, 08:31
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Fair to say including the Official-Guides/Official Mocks into a prep path would be a solid choice. If you're new to the GMAT, consider taking one of the official-mocks to get a sense where you currently stand. Going through posted debriefs in the Share GMAT Experience subforum could also be useful to see what others have done or used during their prep journeys and how long or difficult different scores may be to achieve. Perhaps there are a couple of quick prep tips you also find useful.
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With just 1 month to prepare and a 750+ target, it’s critical to have a well-structured plan and focus on high-quality resources. Given your timeline and full-time preparation, here’s a suggested approach:
1. Understand the GMAT Structure and Your Baseline
For your 1-month timeline, prioritize resources that are comprehensive and targeted:
Here’s a suggested breakdown:
Your 750+ goal is ambitious but achievable with disciplined effort and the right strategy. Remember to focus on quality over quantity and review mistakes thoroughly to avoid repeating them. Good luck, and feel free to ask if you need more guidance!
1. Understand the GMAT Structure and Your Baseline
- Take an official GMAT mock test (GMAT Official Practice Exams) to assess your current level. This will help you identify your strengths and weaknesses.
- Analyze the mock thoroughly to focus on areas that need improvement.
For your 1-month timeline, prioritize resources that are comprehensive and targeted:
- GMAT Official Guide (OG): A must-have for practice questions directly from GMAC. Focus on the most challenging questions in Quant and Verbal.
- e-GMAT: Known for its Verbal section (especially CR). The Scholaranium tool for practice and analytics can help you track progress effectively.
- Top1Percent: Excellent for Quant. Their strategies and shortcuts can save time on tricky problems.
Here’s a suggested breakdown:
- Week 1: Focus on building conceptual clarity. Spend 70% on Verbal (CR, RC) and 30% on Quant. Use e-GMAT’s structured modules and Top1Percent’s quant material.
- Week 2-3: Dive into timed practice sets and advanced questions. Prioritize OG questions and e-GMAT’s Scholaranium.
- Week 4: Take full-length mocks (aim for at least 4-5) and fine-tune timing strategies. Analyze each mock in-depth to work on weak areas.
- Manhattan Prep Advanced Quant: If Quant is your weakness, this is excellent for high-difficulty problems.
- Critical Reasoning Bible (PowerScore): A great resource for CR strategies.
- GMAT Club Tests: These are highly regarded for Quant and can help you simulate tough questions.
- Dedicate 6-8 hours daily, broken into focused blocks of 2-3 hours with breaks.
- Reserve 1-2 days each week for mock exams and thorough reviews.
- Focus on accuracy first, then speed.
Your 750+ goal is ambitious but achievable with disciplined effort and the right strategy. Remember to focus on quality over quantity and review mistakes thoroughly to avoid repeating them. Good luck, and feel free to ask if you need more guidance!
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