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13 Oct 2012, 05:52
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Hi everyone,
I am a non native speaker who start to work on the GMAT this week. For my first try I got a beautiful 470 (GMATPrep) with a Q36 V19.
I have bought all MGMAT books and I am planning to work really hard in order to get 700+ (3 hours per day).
I would like to take the GMAT in february (retake march?) so I have 4 months to work on it.
I would like to validate my study plan and get useful advice in order to achieve my goal.
First month:
1hour grammar ( advance grammar in use)/WSJ+summary+vocabulary.
1 hour Verbal working (my goal is to read and flashcard each of the MGMAT book).
1hour Quant working (same).
no test try
2nd month
Almost the same.
Taking one or two test during the month
3rd month
Review of the OG,
reread MGMAT,
Working more specifically on the Gmat grammar
4th month
Test,test test + review
In addition, I receive the WSJ every day and I've bought some books in the book list for non-native speaker.
Here is two more question:
Do you have any advice?
I saw that in most of study plan, they are doing 1 month of quant and one month of verbal. Why are they so specialize?
Do you have some website where I can find practice questions? (like on GMATprep)
Thanks a lot
Best
I am a non native speaker who start to work on the GMAT this week. For my first try I got a beautiful 470 (GMATPrep) with a Q36 V19.
I have bought all MGMAT books and I am planning to work really hard in order to get 700+ (3 hours per day).
I would like to take the GMAT in february (retake march?) so I have 4 months to work on it.
I would like to validate my study plan and get useful advice in order to achieve my goal.
First month:
1hour grammar ( advance grammar in use)/WSJ+summary+vocabulary.
1 hour Verbal working (my goal is to read and flashcard each of the MGMAT book).
1hour Quant working (same).
no test try
2nd month
Almost the same.
Taking one or two test during the month
3rd month
Review of the OG,
reread MGMAT,
Working more specifically on the Gmat grammar
4th month
Test,test test + review
In addition, I receive the WSJ every day and I've bought some books in the book list for non-native speaker.
Here is two more question:
Do you have any advice?
I saw that in most of study plan, they are doing 1 month of quant and one month of verbal. Why are they so specialize?
Do you have some website where I can find practice questions? (like on GMATprep)
Thanks a lot
Best
14 Oct 2012, 15:02
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That sounds like a decent 3-4 month study plan. Be careful not to make the studying any longer than that - you might lose the motivation to keep going. It's a very draining process and you want to make sure you have refreshing material to continue the studying. And as with all things, nothing ever gets done without a deadline so scheduling that exam will help make you more accountable to adhering to a study schedule.
If you're looking for more practice questions you can try the gmatpill's practice pill platform.
Reading the WSJ is good, you can also read harvard magazine and economist.
If you're looking for more practice questions you can try the gmatpill's practice pill platform.
Reading the WSJ is good, you can also read harvard magazine and economist.
15 Oct 2012, 21:16
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I have a question:
Do you have a "funny" (or at least a good methods) methods to learn new vocabulary? I tried to make a list from articles of the Wall Street Journal, or from a book. I get a really big list but I don't have the courage to learn it....
Do you have a "funny" (or at least a good methods) methods to learn new vocabulary? I tried to make a list from articles of the Wall Street Journal, or from a book. I get a really big list but I don't have the courage to learn it....
