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14 Feb 2012, 22:03
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hi,
take a gmatprep diagnostic test right away then only nybody can help you in ur study regimen.
u never know, if u score above 700, u may not require to study for 2 months..
take a gmatprep diagnostic test right away then only nybody can help you in ur study regimen.
u never know, if u score above 700, u may not require to study for 2 months..
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I agree with taking a diagnostic test first to figure out which areas are weak. I have the same set of books (also have OG quant and verbal), and here is my plan:
-Take Diagnostic test (mine was GMATPrep)
-Go through all MGMAT books, doing the problem sets at the end of each chapter; however, skip the OG Problems at first
-After getting through all MGMAT books, take another test; hopefully you've improved after all the study using MGMAT
-At this time, start back up with the MGMAT books, doing the OG practice problems listed in each book; if you go through all problems listed, you should have done all problems in the OG Guide; make sure to keep an error log in this step, which will further help you identify problem areas
-By now, you've completed the MGMAT Books and OG; you should have a solid knowledge base for the GMAT; Take practice tests (MGMAT, GMATPrep, and others) to start to get your timing down
-Also, focus on solidyfiying your weak spots as identified by your error log
This is just my strategy, yours could end up being different. I'm just in the process now, so I also don't have results of how this worked. Best of luck in your studies though!
-Take Diagnostic test (mine was GMATPrep)
-Go through all MGMAT books, doing the problem sets at the end of each chapter; however, skip the OG Problems at first
-After getting through all MGMAT books, take another test; hopefully you've improved after all the study using MGMAT
-At this time, start back up with the MGMAT books, doing the OG practice problems listed in each book; if you go through all problems listed, you should have done all problems in the OG Guide; make sure to keep an error log in this step, which will further help you identify problem areas
-By now, you've completed the MGMAT Books and OG; you should have a solid knowledge base for the GMAT; Take practice tests (MGMAT, GMATPrep, and others) to start to get your timing down
-Also, focus on solidyfiying your weak spots as identified by your error log
This is just my strategy, yours could end up being different. I'm just in the process now, so I also don't have results of how this worked. Best of luck in your studies though!
