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22 Jan 2018, 05:11
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Hello guys,
I started my preparation last year, but due to my routine I had to stop it for 9 months.
I retook my plan almost two months ago, driving between the Magoosh three month study and the MGMAT guides that I bought last year. I can say that I brushed up the fundamentals and re-learned some topics, struggling with most of them after this first view.
I know that is not the recomended, but after all this time I was able to take my fist mock yeasterday and, as I was expecting, got a terrible grade. Total 520 (Q40 V22)
As a common candidate, I realy want to apply in the first or in the second round, which gives me 4 months prep, at first.
If you were in my shoes, how would you develop a study plan for this four months?
I have the following materials:
MGMAT Guides (All of them)
A premium subscription to Magoosh
A premium subscription to GMATclub Tests (Bought last week)
Access to e-Gmat for 6 months (Bought last week)
I'm planning to deal with math first, studying ath home (1h30) and on my way to work (40 min) and when I fell confortable with it (something near Q48) I would change to Verbal.
What do you think?
Tks
I started my preparation last year, but due to my routine I had to stop it for 9 months.
I retook my plan almost two months ago, driving between the Magoosh three month study and the MGMAT guides that I bought last year. I can say that I brushed up the fundamentals and re-learned some topics, struggling with most of them after this first view.
I know that is not the recomended, but after all this time I was able to take my fist mock yeasterday and, as I was expecting, got a terrible grade. Total 520 (Q40 V22)
As a common candidate, I realy want to apply in the first or in the second round, which gives me 4 months prep, at first.
If you were in my shoes, how would you develop a study plan for this four months?
I have the following materials:
MGMAT Guides (All of them)
A premium subscription to Magoosh
A premium subscription to GMATclub Tests (Bought last week)
Access to e-Gmat for 6 months (Bought last week)
I'm planning to deal with math first, studying ath home (1h30) and on my way to work (40 min) and when I fell confortable with it (something near Q48) I would change to Verbal.
What do you think?
Tks
22 Jan 2018, 05:32
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I suggest you to take a leave from office or whatever work u do
And put all your efforts on one this
Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
And put all your efforts on one this
Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using GMAT Club Forum mobile app
22 Jan 2018, 05:45
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AshutoshB
Thank you for replying, but unfortunately this is not an option.
The best I can do is take 15 to 20 days vacation prior to my test date, in order to pump my conclusion.
