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24 Jan 2016, 01:11
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Hi all
I find it rather bizarre that none of the big providers seem to offer intensive courses in Australia. Am I missing something? I'm not looking for 6-8 week course, and definitey not online but rather 1-2 weeks max in person. Flying to the US or London is not an option sadly.
I find it rather bizarre that none of the big providers seem to offer intensive courses in Australia. Am I missing something? I'm not looking for 6-8 week course, and definitey not online but rather 1-2 weeks max in person. Flying to the US or London is not an option sadly.
24 Jan 2016, 10:51
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Hi jazzmaven80,
With Tests such as the GMAT, "intensive" Courses with short time-frames are usually NOT the best way to study. While they might be convenient from a scheduling standpoint, that compressed timeframe makes it far more difficult to score at a higher level on Test Day (than a longer, more drawn-out study period would).
1) Is there a particular reason why you want to try to 'cram' in a Course into such a short period of time?
2) What is your goal score?
3) Have you done any studying so far?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
With Tests such as the GMAT, "intensive" Courses with short time-frames are usually NOT the best way to study. While they might be convenient from a scheduling standpoint, that compressed timeframe makes it far more difficult to score at a higher level on Test Day (than a longer, more drawn-out study period would).
1) Is there a particular reason why you want to try to 'cram' in a Course into such a short period of time?
2) What is your goal score?
3) Have you done any studying so far?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
24 Jan 2016, 21:19
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jazzmaven80
Hi jazzmaven80,
Although it is good to opt for an in-person tutor, 1-2 weeks is to less a time to prepare well for the GMAT. You need to understand the concepts well and then apply those on the practice tests.
1. When do you plan to take the GMAT?
2. Have you taken any mock CATs till now?
Since you have just started off with you preparation, keep the following things in mind during you preparation:
1. Understand the concepts and fundamentals before jumping into problem solving
2. Solve full length CATs including AWA and IR. You can get two free GMAT Prep mock CATs and can purchase two more from mba.com
3. Make sure you solve the official questions from the Official Guide
4. Make sure you follow a preparatory course. It may be a book, online course or tutoring. But make sure that you go through the concepts first.
You preparation should have the following things:
1. Preparatory course/Books/Tutor
2. Official Guides
3. Mock CATs
