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saw multiple times around the forum that it's advised to take at least 3 months to prepare for the GMAT if you aim for a 700+ score.
However, I've rarely seen talking about HOURS... Why?
I mean, talking about months is almost futile.
So the question here could be, How many hours of focused study are needed to achieve a 700+ score and a 100points increase?
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However, I've rarely seen talking about HOURS... Why?
I mean, talking about months is almost futile.
So the question here could be, How many hours of focused study are needed to achieve a 700+ score and a 100points increase?
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If you’re serious and you can set up a consistent schedule you should aim for approximately 30 hours a week plus weekend revision for at least 3 if not 4 months. It’s also recommended that you join a course simply for the structure of studying topics in a manner that you are used to.
In total, 160-180 hours is a pretty good estimate for most people, especially those for whom finance/accounting is not their background or English is not their strongest subject.
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In total, 160-180 hours is a pretty good estimate for most people, especially those for whom finance/accounting is not their background or English is not their strongest subject.
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That's exactly what I was aiming for... It's the point.
I know that is advisable to distribute the hours along the months, but if one can study 8h a day, Shouldn't be 1 month or 1 and an half enough?
So something close to at least 220h
