TTP USER's Routine

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Hello TTP user,

Would you please share your routine with TTP?I.E..are you going modulewise or another strategy?

Thanks

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Rahul007123 · Answer

MartyTargetTestPrep  Sir,would you please give your insight?

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Rahul007123 · Answer

ScottTargetTestPrep  Sir,would you please?

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ScottTargetTestPrep · Answer

Hi Rahul007123,

So, here is the good news. As I'm sure you know, Target Test Prep has an incredibly detailed and well thought out study plan. So, honestly, all you need to do is follow that study plan and complete the course, in full. If you can do that there is no reason why you can't achieve your GMAT goal score on test day. Feel free to reach out with any other questions.

Let's do this!!

Rahul007123 · Answer

Thanks for your reply  ScottTargetTestPrep  Sir. I will purchase it ASAP.but when i go through the plan in trial period, i observed one issue. Per module consist of one quant topic & one verbal topic. So, it will take time to complete one topic with practice test.So, i will be out of touch for a longer time from another topic. There is a great chance to forget the past topic. That's make me confused.

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MartyTargetTestPrep · Answer

Yes, what you describe is an issue that has to be addressed.

The ways to address it are to review past topics regularly and to do mixed sets of practice questions.

You'll see that your Target Test Prep study plan does include review of past topics and review tests. At the same time, you may want to review more regularly to retain what you have learned.

Rahul007123 · Answer

Thanks a ton  MartyTargetTestPrep  Sir. One more last question regarding CR+SC part.should i do chapterwise OG after chapterwise TTP? OR i should complete verbal part with practice test then i Should pick OG?

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MartyTargetTestPrep · Answer

You may be best off using the OG verbal questions after you have gone through all of TTP SC and CR.

On a related note, you can spend a LOT of time on the TTP SC and CR questions. Don't seek to answer them in under to minutes each. Do your verbal practice untimed, and carefully analyze every choice of every question.

You need to spend time with verbal questions learn to see what's going on in them.

Chris3 · Answer

Hey Rahul,

I am currently a TTP user and have been in the program for 10 weeks. My goal is a 720 and so far, this is the ONLY study material I use (I may go to OG after if this is not satisfactory). I want to give you some quick insights on the program. I am doing the entire quant and verbal TTP plan and it is very long. I work full time and have other obligations but I study 15 hours a week and it appears the entire course will take me over 5 months to complete. Probably 6 months. I do not feel like I am unnecessarily slow, however I do make sure I get all the concepts before moving on. The “hard” practice tests take an immense amount of time as I do not time myself to understand concepts. So sometimes I can spend 6-7 minutes per question and if there are 50+ hard questions for a particular chapter this can take days. Understand this course is LONG and I’m still questionable with the verbal beta will get me a 90% verbal score. Anyway, please ask me any questions since I am 10 weeks into the course and do not work for the company.

Thanks, 
Chris

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Rahul007123 · Answer

Thanks for your reply  Chris3 . I inboxed you.please check

Chris3 · Answer

Hey, maybe I am completely idiotic but I cannot find where the private chat is on this app so I cannot see your DM.

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AnnComer · Answer

Hi Rahul007123,

Hi,Sir. Can we ask quetions after purchasing on TTP? I mean would we have to pay extra money for asking questions? Do we ask questions through emails? Thank you!

MartyTargetTestPrep · Answer

Hi AnnComer.

You can use the in-course chat to ask questions, and there is no extra charge for asking questions.

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