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15 Jan 2013, 15:09
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Hello everyone!!
I took the GMAT test for the first time the 30th of october, after 1 month and half of preparation, in which I had studied every day for at least 6 hours per day, I got a 550 (44 Q 22 V) the result was very disappointment for me because in the previous test which I had got I could reach 600. I understood that my main weeknes is the verbal section, and trying to improve that section I went to australia to improve my english for two months. Now I'm coming back home, where I'll restart the preparation. I have a month (my test is scheduled on 19 february) and my target is 650. I can dedicate at least 6 hours each day studying for the gmat. Moreover in these last 15 days I have studied the whole MGMAT SC and I think that my reading skill is improved in the last two months.
Now I need some tips and advices to exploit this month in the best way!!
Do you think that I should study Quantitative and Verbal together splitting the day in two parts (verbal during morning and quantitative during afternoon) or it is better studying for the first 15 days Quantitative and then the last 15 days studying Verbal?
I would buy two courses from e-gmat ( SC and CR), do you think it is a good idea? do you think that I have enough time to follow both these courses?
Thank you!!
I took the GMAT test for the first time the 30th of october, after 1 month and half of preparation, in which I had studied every day for at least 6 hours per day, I got a 550 (44 Q 22 V) the result was very disappointment for me because in the previous test which I had got I could reach 600. I understood that my main weeknes is the verbal section, and trying to improve that section I went to australia to improve my english for two months. Now I'm coming back home, where I'll restart the preparation. I have a month (my test is scheduled on 19 february) and my target is 650. I can dedicate at least 6 hours each day studying for the gmat. Moreover in these last 15 days I have studied the whole MGMAT SC and I think that my reading skill is improved in the last two months.
Now I need some tips and advices to exploit this month in the best way!!
Do you think that I should study Quantitative and Verbal together splitting the day in two parts (verbal during morning and quantitative during afternoon) or it is better studying for the first 15 days Quantitative and then the last 15 days studying Verbal?
I would buy two courses from e-gmat ( SC and CR), do you think it is a good idea? do you think that I have enough time to follow both these courses?
Thank you!!
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15 Jan 2013, 15:14
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Do you think that I should study Quantitative and Verbal together splitting the day in two parts (verbal during morning and quantitative during afternoon) or it is better studying for the first 15 days Quantitative and then the last 15 days studying Verbal?
-- Yes keep Quant and Verbal preparation going in parallel. With 15 days of gap is too long. Spitting the day in two parts (verbal during morning and Quant during noon/evening) sounds good. Even alternate days for Quant/Verbal is fine, but IMO, 15 days is too long as you will tend to loose touch/pace a bit.
-- Yes keep Quant and Verbal preparation going in parallel. With 15 days of gap is too long. Spitting the day in two parts (verbal during morning and Quant during noon/evening) sounds good. Even alternate days for Quant/Verbal is fine, but IMO, 15 days is too long as you will tend to loose touch/pace a bit.
15 Jan 2013, 15:31
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Thank you,
What do you think about this plan?
Morning (Verbal): first 2 hours used to study concept on "CR bible" and follow e-gmat courses. the third hour doing exercise with error log on OG 13
Afternoon (Quantitative): first hour used to study concept in which I'm weak, last two hours doing exercises with error log.
Last week before test--> make a MGMAT test every day and study my error log
Do you think it's a good plan? what other tips do you suggest?
What do you think about this plan?
Morning (Verbal): first 2 hours used to study concept on "CR bible" and follow e-gmat courses. the third hour doing exercise with error log on OG 13
Afternoon (Quantitative): first hour used to study concept in which I'm weak, last two hours doing exercises with error log.
Last week before test--> make a MGMAT test every day and study my error log
Do you think it's a good plan? what other tips do you suggest?
