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28 Jun 2016, 06:36
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Hey guys,
New here to this forum, it looks like there is an abundance of information here - easy to get lost
After three weeks of studying the 2016 OG and MGMAT guides I decided to take a full-length practice exam to see where I stand.
I scored 710 for the GMATPrep and 690 for the MGMAT practice exam. My initial goal was to score around 700 (I have the gmat planned on the 25th of July - so plenty of time left) -> I might want to adjust this goal to 720 in order to keep my motivation up.
I took a decent look at my mistakes (wrote them down in an error log, as many advised on this forum), and know which areas to focus on (integers and algebra in Quant, SC in verbal).
But due to the great amount of information online I am sort of lost how to proceed.
If someone has an idea on how to structure my upcoming weeks in an efficient way, please let me know!
Thanks a lot,
soren
New here to this forum, it looks like there is an abundance of information here - easy to get lost
After three weeks of studying the 2016 OG and MGMAT guides I decided to take a full-length practice exam to see where I stand.
I scored 710 for the GMATPrep and 690 for the MGMAT practice exam. My initial goal was to score around 700 (I have the gmat planned on the 25th of July - so plenty of time left) -> I might want to adjust this goal to 720 in order to keep my motivation up.
I took a decent look at my mistakes (wrote them down in an error log, as many advised on this forum), and know which areas to focus on (integers and algebra in Quant, SC in verbal).
But due to the great amount of information online I am sort of lost how to proceed.
If someone has an idea on how to structure my upcoming weeks in an efficient way, please let me know!
Thanks a lot,
soren
28 Jun 2016, 07:19
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Approximately how much time per day can you dedicate to studying?
For all 3 weakness areas that you have identified from your 2 practice exams, the Manhattan GMAT books are an excellent guide. But also make sure you don't let loose on the other areas either. You may not have practiced enough to identify all areas that need improvement.
For all 3 weakness areas that you have identified from your 2 practice exams, the Manhattan GMAT books are an excellent guide. But also make sure you don't let loose on the other areas either. You may not have practiced enough to identify all areas that need improvement.
28 Jun 2016, 10:57
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sorenkierkegaard
Hi sorenkeirkegaard,
Allow the last few days prior to your exam to take full-length practice tests once again and allow time to review mistakes.
Since you are very close to your goal, a lightly structured study plan should be fine. Focus on your problem areas with dedicated time allocations to these areas-- then focus on mixing questions up. Finally do a final practice test. Anything more complicated at this stage may do more harm than good at this point.
