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19 Jan 2015, 07:38
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Hi,
I am looking forward to write CAT(Common Admission Test) and GMAT this year. I just resigned my job to concentrate on these exams. I have 1.6 years of working experience.
I am planning do self study for both CAT and GMAT. I have to start from the basic concepts to all the intricate problems with in a span of 5 months from now. Is it possible to crack both of these exams with 5 months of preparation (about 10 hours a day) from now?
I am looking forward to write CAT(Common Admission Test) and GMAT this year. I just resigned my job to concentrate on these exams. I have 1.6 years of working experience.
I am planning do self study for both CAT and GMAT. I have to start from the basic concepts to all the intricate problems with in a span of 5 months from now. Is it possible to crack both of these exams with 5 months of preparation (about 10 hours a day) from now?
19 Jan 2015, 09:27
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It's definitely possible in that time frame -- and quite likely -- too much!
Be careful of putting so much focus on this one exam that you get burned out on the day of the actual test. We would recommend casual studies initially -- then focus in on your problem areas one section at a time. Then mix them together and test yourself.
But 5 months with 10 hours a day is too much -- if you actually do it at a high level of intensity.
Be careful of putting so much focus on this one exam that you get burned out on the day of the actual test. We would recommend casual studies initially -- then focus in on your problem areas one section at a time. Then mix them together and test yourself.
But 5 months with 10 hours a day is too much -- if you actually do it at a high level of intensity.
19 Jan 2015, 09:33
Kudos
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It's definitely possible in that time frame -- and quite likely -- too much!
Be careful of putting so much focus on this one exam that you get burned out on the day of the actual test. We would recommend casual studies initially -- then focus in on your problem areas one section at a time. Then mix them together and test yourself.
But 5 months with 10 hours a day is too much -- if you actually do it at a high level of intensity.
Be careful of putting so much focus on this one exam that you get burned out on the day of the actual test. We would recommend casual studies initially -- then focus in on your problem areas one section at a time. Then mix them together and test yourself.
But 5 months with 10 hours a day is too much -- if you actually do it at a high level of intensity.
