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22 Nov 2010, 18:43
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Hello,
I just wanted to try and get some help on a schedule for prep. I just received my MGMAT set, OG12, OG quant and math foundation and I plan on taking the test at the end of march 2011. I was wondering if I could get some advice on how to work though the books, for example if I study each book at a time when should I take practice test during the process? I can study for 5 hrs a day and 6 on the weekends. My strat was to study quant first and take a quant practice test every sat and review/plan for what to work on for the following week base of my results. I would do this until Jan 22 and than start verbal that week after. In all I would spend about about 7 weeks on math, 5 weeks verbal and 6 week CAT for a total of 18 weeks. I not necessarily sure if this will be effective plan and I am open to advice.
I just wanted to try and get some help on a schedule for prep. I just received my MGMAT set, OG12, OG quant and math foundation and I plan on taking the test at the end of march 2011. I was wondering if I could get some advice on how to work though the books, for example if I study each book at a time when should I take practice test during the process? I can study for 5 hrs a day and 6 on the weekends. My strat was to study quant first and take a quant practice test every sat and review/plan for what to work on for the following week base of my results. I would do this until Jan 22 and than start verbal that week after. In all I would spend about about 7 weeks on math, 5 weeks verbal and 6 week CAT for a total of 18 weeks. I not necessarily sure if this will be effective plan and I am open to advice.
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23 Nov 2010, 05:14
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My only advice
"Think less, study more".
Smart work is far more effective than hard work. You are willing to take admission in a business school, so you should be pretty confident of every step you take during your study.
Do look this thread too for more info on a study plan. Its a good piece of info
gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
Best of luck & keep us posted.
"Think less, study more".
Smart work is far more effective than hard work. You are willing to take admission in a business school, so you should be pretty confident of every step you take during your study.
Do look this thread too for more info on a study plan. Its a good piece of info
gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
Best of luck & keep us posted.
23 Nov 2010, 19:32
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Since you are just starting out, don't focus too much on how much time you will put in what. Next one month, just try and go through all the conceptual books. After that you can chalk out a study plan for yourself. Though, I would like to give one piece of advice. Work on both Quant and Verbal everyday. Do not leave Verbal for later. Later, you may not have enough time left if you find yourself lost in a particular section. Consistent practice over a period of time is needed to improve scores.
