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10 Dec 2017, 15:13
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Hi Everyone,
I have decided to go back to school to do an MBA. I want to go to one of the top schools and therefore I will probably need to do a GMAT of +700.
I have tried to do some online research, and the amount of information is overwhelming. Too overwhelming. I have never taken the GMAT test before, so I feel a bit lost. I don't know what is up and down and how it all works, so I figured I might try and reach out for help here.
I would like to take the GMAT in 6-12 months, which leaves me a lot of days but not a lot of time. I work a lot so I don't have the possibility of studying 3-4 hours per day. Instead I am hoping that it's possible to study only 30-60 minutes per day.
For most projects in life it helps to have a plan to work from, and I believe that for the GMAT preparation structure and planning might be key. So does anyone have any great advise of how to get started and structure a GMAT preparation process from 0? And can anyone recommend at tool that has helped, there are a million of them online, but I prefer to work with only one if possible.
I am generally quite good at math, however I will need some brush up of the old high-school algebra etc.. English is not my native language so I imagine that the majority of my efforts will have to be focused on the verbal parts.
Anyway, please let me know if you have any advise or experience of how to get started and how to lay out a great plan.
Thanks in advance.
I have decided to go back to school to do an MBA. I want to go to one of the top schools and therefore I will probably need to do a GMAT of +700.
I have tried to do some online research, and the amount of information is overwhelming. Too overwhelming. I have never taken the GMAT test before, so I feel a bit lost. I don't know what is up and down and how it all works, so I figured I might try and reach out for help here.
I would like to take the GMAT in 6-12 months, which leaves me a lot of days but not a lot of time. I work a lot so I don't have the possibility of studying 3-4 hours per day. Instead I am hoping that it's possible to study only 30-60 minutes per day.
For most projects in life it helps to have a plan to work from, and I believe that for the GMAT preparation structure and planning might be key. So does anyone have any great advise of how to get started and structure a GMAT preparation process from 0? And can anyone recommend at tool that has helped, there are a million of them online, but I prefer to work with only one if possible.
I am generally quite good at math, however I will need some brush up of the old high-school algebra etc.. English is not my native language so I imagine that the majority of my efforts will have to be focused on the verbal parts.
Anyway, please let me know if you have any advise or experience of how to get started and how to lay out a great plan.
Thanks in advance.
12 Dec 2017, 01:49
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JeezyPeezy
Welcome to Gmatclub!!
The first and foremost thing you may want to test is in what depth of water you are in. You may want to download two free prep mocks from https://www.mba.com
and know your baseline score for quant and verbal. Once you know your strengths / weakness, move on to Manhattan guides for sharpening your skills.
Note that on an average, a student who scores more than 700+ spends avergae of 120 hours of study and touching 12-16 hrs / week. You may want to re-evaluate the same based on your other priorities.
Usually all online courses (reviews found here) come with finite number of trial for free days, so you can assess your comfort level. You may also find this resource worth gold with minimum spending.
For Verbal , you may want to stick to official materials to not let you get off track in prep.
Let me know if this helps! Feel free to post in case of any further queries.
Welcome to Gmatclub!!
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The first and foremost thing you may want to test is in what depth of water you are in. You may want to download two free prep mocks from https://www.mba.com
and know your baseline score for quant and verbal. Once you know your strengths / weakness, move on to Manhattan guides for sharpening your skills.
Quote:
Note that on an average, a student who scores more than 700+ spends avergae of 120 hours of study and touching 12-16 hrs / week. You may want to re-evaluate the same based on your other priorities.
Quote:
Usually all online courses (reviews found here) come with finite number of trial for free days, so you can assess your comfort level. You may also find this resource worth gold with minimum spending.
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If you are on track for quant, after completing official guides you may want to try Gmatclub tests, since the questions there are more logic intensive than calculations.
For Verbal , you may want to stick to official materials to not let you get off track in prep.
Let me know if this helps! Feel free to post in case of any further queries.
12 Dec 2017, 11:23
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JeezyPeezy
Start with Quant, learn the concepts tested on GMAT. After learning, practice your learned section with timed practice. You can also take quizzes to meet the pace of GMAT. 1 Month for learning concepts and 15 days of practice and same with the verbal. When completed all the concepts learning and handsome practice. Take full lenght CATs, know your estimated score. Analyze the result with Correct/incorrect questions, pacing analysis trace your mistakes and learn from them, make an error log to know your mistakes in the previously attempted questions
Best Mocks
1. Official GMAC (50+50$)
2. Manhattan GMAT (49$)
