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Hello All,
I joined gmatclub few days back and am really appreciating quality info shared by everyone. Here’s my first post to the group where I am looking for some expert opinion as a litmus test to my study plan for next 6-8 weeks.
Goal: 740+
Timeline: Ideally 6-8 Weeks. Max 8-12 weeks.
Past Actions:
• Kaplan Premier
• CAT tests that came with Kaplan premier
CAT 1 – 580 (Overall: below 56%, Quant: below 59%, IR: 2, Verbal: below 35%
CAT 3 – 640 (Overall: below 73%, Quant: below 85%, IR: 5, Verbal: below 43%
CAT 4 – 670 (Overall: below 84%, Quant: below 92%, IR: 3, Verbal: below 43%
Saved 2 for later.
Update:
Knewton Diagnostic - 550 (V29, Q38)
Currently: reviewing Quiz section available online at Kaplan website.
Questions:
• If you can’t bother reading everything below then my one question to you; does Knewton offer appropriate content to help achieve 740+ score? I like to assume that I have the motivation, commitment and aptitude needed.
• I heard good things from friends and colleagues about Knewton’s online course that is currently priced at $400. I am wondering if it’s the right fit for me given my progress so far, target score and timeline?
• I understand GMAT prep is all about practice, error logs to identify and improve weakness and finally excellent time management. For people who already took Knewton, do you feel the course provided you with everything needed or one still feels the need to invest time and money in OG and MGMAT material to score within top 5%?
• Given my rather weak verbal section, which I believe is more due to lack of practice and less of fundamentals and strategy, do you recommend reviewing MGMAT Verbal CR, SC and RC in addition to Knewton?
Thanks again for your patience and time. I hope someone will find the time to read my post and provide some pointers in the right direction.
A
I joined gmatclub few days back and am really appreciating quality info shared by everyone. Here’s my first post to the group where I am looking for some expert opinion as a litmus test to my study plan for next 6-8 weeks.
Goal: 740+
Timeline: Ideally 6-8 Weeks. Max 8-12 weeks.
Past Actions:
• Kaplan Premier
• CAT tests that came with Kaplan premier
CAT 1 – 580 (Overall: below 56%, Quant: below 59%, IR: 2, Verbal: below 35%
CAT 3 – 640 (Overall: below 73%, Quant: below 85%, IR: 5, Verbal: below 43%
CAT 4 – 670 (Overall: below 84%, Quant: below 92%, IR: 3, Verbal: below 43%
Saved 2 for later.
Update:
Knewton Diagnostic - 550 (V29, Q38)
Currently: reviewing Quiz section available online at Kaplan website.
Questions:
• If you can’t bother reading everything below then my one question to you; does Knewton offer appropriate content to help achieve 740+ score? I like to assume that I have the motivation, commitment and aptitude needed.
• I heard good things from friends and colleagues about Knewton’s online course that is currently priced at $400. I am wondering if it’s the right fit for me given my progress so far, target score and timeline?
• I understand GMAT prep is all about practice, error logs to identify and improve weakness and finally excellent time management. For people who already took Knewton, do you feel the course provided you with everything needed or one still feels the need to invest time and money in OG and MGMAT material to score within top 5%?
• Given my rather weak verbal section, which I believe is more due to lack of practice and less of fundamentals and strategy, do you recommend reviewing MGMAT Verbal CR, SC and RC in addition to Knewton?
Thanks again for your patience and time. I hope someone will find the time to read my post and provide some pointers in the right direction.
A
10 Feb 2014, 15:52
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Hubahuba,
Don't forget to include the GMAT Pill Practice test to your list of mocks.
GMAT Pill CAT
It looks like you're looking for a 2-3 month study plan. Here is one:
https://www.gmatpill.com/images/2-3%20Mo ... 20Plan.jpg
We typically work off of a 1-month study plan but are in the process of creating a 2-3 month study plan for students who want a longer study time horizon. The goal is to dedicate 5-7 days (or even longer in the case of the 2 month study plan) to mastering your weakest section first, then moving onto your next weakest section.
You can read more details about the gmatpill 1 month study plan here: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... study-plan
Hope that helps.
Don't forget to include the GMAT Pill Practice test to your list of mocks.
GMAT Pill CAT
It looks like you're looking for a 2-3 month study plan. Here is one:
https://www.gmatpill.com/images/2-3%20Mo ... 20Plan.jpg
We typically work off of a 1-month study plan but are in the process of creating a 2-3 month study plan for students who want a longer study time horizon. The goal is to dedicate 5-7 days (or even longer in the case of the 2 month study plan) to mastering your weakest section first, then moving onto your next weakest section.
You can read more details about the gmatpill 1 month study plan here: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... study-plan
Hope that helps.
13 Feb 2014, 09:07
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Bookmarks
Hi there,
You are looking for a sizable jump in GMAT scores, but by looking at your history, it seems that it is possible, as you've already improved a lot from sim-test to sim-test. Plus, you have a couple months to study until the real test, which should be plenty of time to determine what your weakest areas are and then conquer them. You mentioned maybe trying Knewton out. Do they have a free trial you can check out to see if it's right for you? I find that's the best way to figure out if a prep course is right for you, which is why I always tell people considering the Economist GMAT Tutor's online course to check out the 7 day trial. What some students might love in a course others might dislike. Also, check out the reviews on sites like this -- they are pretty robust and students are honest about what works and what doesn't.
Regards,
Elizabeth
You are looking for a sizable jump in GMAT scores, but by looking at your history, it seems that it is possible, as you've already improved a lot from sim-test to sim-test. Plus, you have a couple months to study until the real test, which should be plenty of time to determine what your weakest areas are and then conquer them. You mentioned maybe trying Knewton out. Do they have a free trial you can check out to see if it's right for you? I find that's the best way to figure out if a prep course is right for you, which is why I always tell people considering the Economist GMAT Tutor's online course to check out the 7 day trial. What some students might love in a course others might dislike. Also, check out the reviews on sites like this -- they are pretty robust and students are honest about what works and what doesn't.
Regards,
Elizabeth
