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08 Jul 2020, 04:47
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I have set a goal to study for three hours and since e-GMAT only records the time while we're watching videos/taking tests and not while we review answers, etc, how many modules of Quants and Verbal should I aim to finish per day? I skim through the videos if I am quite confident about my understanding of the concepts as eGMAT doesn't let you increase the pace.
According to my personalised study plan on e-GMAT, I should be studying for at least 4 hours per day to finish the syllabus in 2 months and I am doing around 4-5 modules per day in quants( yet to start verbal)
Any help would be appreciated:)
According to my personalised study plan on e-GMAT, I should be studying for at least 4 hours per day to finish the syllabus in 2 months and I am doing around 4-5 modules per day in quants( yet to start verbal)
Any help would be appreciated:)
08 Jul 2020, 06:06
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While skipping is your call, it is important to understand the concepts first. Better focus on them - specially verbal so 4-5 modules per day is fine.
However, this question would have so many answers that asking it won't make sense. To get a better output from the course try to follow it religiously even if you are dead set to finish it in 2 months, which is difficult.
08 Jul 2020, 22:06
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I would start with Verbal lessons (SC, CR) first, since in my view, Quant lessons are too theoretical and not really gmat-like (I took real gmat only four times, anyway).
Focus your study on comprehension (why and how) of solving questions, rather than on how many videos per study session you need to complete.
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Focus your study on comprehension (why and how) of solving questions, rather than on how many videos per study session you need to complete.
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