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Hi folks!
First of all, happy friendships day.
I need your advice on my study plan. Let me brief you on how it is.
In my previous study plan (for my GMAT1) i focused on SC for a week, CR for a week, RC for a week and PS/DS for week and a half. But, what happened was, though i got good after each week, i lost touch. Meaning first week of SC after 3.5 weeks when i came back to SC, i almost forgot what it was. Same happened to CR as well. By the time it was 3 weeks before GMAT, i panicked because, the 4.5 weeks of studying didnt help me. So, GMAT 1 didnt really go that well.
So, this time, i thought i would make a different study plan. I am currently doing SC (2 days) CR (2 days) and Math (2 days). I have been doing that for two weeks. But, again, i am facing the accuracy issued by the end of 2 weeks. SC topics i did, i got really good. But, after 2 weeks i am back to the old accuracy
. I dont know how to go further. I have about 6 my next GMAT. would some one help me out!!? Thanks a ton!
First of all, happy friendships day.
I need your advice on my study plan. Let me brief you on how it is.
In my previous study plan (for my GMAT1) i focused on SC for a week, CR for a week, RC for a week and PS/DS for week and a half. But, what happened was, though i got good after each week, i lost touch. Meaning first week of SC after 3.5 weeks when i came back to SC, i almost forgot what it was. Same happened to CR as well. By the time it was 3 weeks before GMAT, i panicked because, the 4.5 weeks of studying didnt help me. So, GMAT 1 didnt really go that well.
So, this time, i thought i would make a different study plan. I am currently doing SC (2 days) CR (2 days) and Math (2 days). I have been doing that for two weeks. But, again, i am facing the accuracy issued by the end of 2 weeks. SC topics i did, i got really good. But, after 2 weeks i am back to the old accuracy
. I dont know how to go further. I have about 6 my next GMAT. would some one help me out!!? Thanks a ton! 
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If you are learning the concepts, then spending two days for one section is fine, but if you are solving problems, then solve 5 to 10 problems on each section and review them effectively. Reviewing problems takes a lot of time. Even if it takes 10 mins to review a single problem, spend time for it till you learn something from the problem.
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