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I am a non-native and have undertaken a date for gmat which is after 5 months from now.I am undertaking the verbal live prep course in next 2 days.I had partly prepared for quant 2 months back and ended up at 40 on the gmat prep xam and wid very less preparation for verbal,i ended up at 21.But later there was a gap of 2 months and now i am planning to start all over again.So,i need to brush up my quant skills as well as gain more in it and also start verbal from te base through e-gmat course.How should i approach my studies?should i work on each section of the gmat xam every day,or should i prepare for each section separate days,for eg-1and half month for quant,2 and half months for verbal?Actually i am not fine with both since the latter plan will make me forget the quant skills and i find earlier strategy quiet hectic cz i feel like i wont finish my studies before time.I will opt for whichever strategy you suggest.Please help me out.Its very important that i take a decision right away.THANK YOU SO MUCH IN ADVANCE
I am a non-native and have undertaken a date for gmat which is after 5 months from now.I am undertaking the verbal live prep course in next 2 days.I had partly prepared for quant 2 months back and ended up at 40 on the gmat prep xam and wid very less preparation for verbal,i ended up at 21.But later there was a gap of 2 months and now i am planning to start all over again.So,i need to brush up my quant skills as well as gain more in it and also start verbal from te base through e-gmat course.How should i approach my studies?should i work on each section of the gmat xam every day,or should i prepare for each section separate days,for eg-1and half month for quant,2 and half months for verbal?Actually i am not fine with both since the latter plan will make me forget the quant skills and i find earlier strategy quiet hectic cz i feel like i wont finish my studies before time.I will opt for whichever strategy you suggest.Please help me out.Its very important that i take a decision right away.THANK YOU SO MUCH IN ADVANCE
