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25 Oct 2017, 09:01
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Hey Everybody!
I would really appreciate if anyone here in the community can help me with my GMAT prep with some much needed advice. So I have the GMAT scheduled on the 15th of December this year (50 days). I have quit my job recently and am on a sabbatical and have plenty of time (can push 10-12 hours a day/7 days a week). I'm looking for a score of 650 at-least. You guys think this is possible?
Can anyone also help me with a study plan? To give you a little background, I haven't touched maths since school (which was 10 years ago) and do quite suck at it
, I'm decent in verbal and am fond of reading, which I do voraciously. I gave a CAT on Manhattan today and here are my results. (can also upload details if required)
CAT - Manhattan prep - overall score - 510 (Q30/V30/IR2.47)
To be honest, in roughly 30% of my quant answers I just selected random answers
I know I need to work on the weakest areas first for the maximum gain which includes most of Quant and most of verbal.
I also have my AWA essay if anyone would be kind enough to give me feedback on it.
Looking forward to your reply!
I would really appreciate if anyone here in the community can help me with my GMAT prep with some much needed advice. So I have the GMAT scheduled on the 15th of December this year (50 days). I have quit my job recently and am on a sabbatical and have plenty of time (can push 10-12 hours a day/7 days a week). I'm looking for a score of 650 at-least. You guys think this is possible?
Can anyone also help me with a study plan? To give you a little background, I haven't touched maths since school (which was 10 years ago) and do quite suck at it
, I'm decent in verbal and am fond of reading, which I do voraciously. I gave a CAT on Manhattan today and here are my results. (can also upload details if required)CAT - Manhattan prep - overall score - 510 (Q30/V30/IR2.47)
To be honest, in roughly 30% of my quant answers I just selected random answers
I know I need to work on the weakest areas first for the maximum gain which includes most of Quant and most of verbal.
I also have my AWA essay if anyone would be kind enough to give me feedback on it.
Looking forward to your reply!
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25 Oct 2017, 12:53
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Definitely possible. Although might take a lot of hard work from your side.
for AWA refer Chinese burned.
For quant and verbal i will suggest start with the very basics. Go through the OG first and then identify your weak areas and work on it.
for AWA refer Chinese burned.
For quant and verbal i will suggest start with the very basics. Go through the OG first and then identify your weak areas and work on it.
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Definitely possible considering the hours you have available. I would recommend you to start with quant first as that is where there is large scope for improvement. You should be looking for Q47 I would say.
So dedicate about 10 days to get your quants basic up to speed and practice. Then next 10 days keep practicing quant and at the same time try to beef up your verbal.
Sometime between the 20th and 25th day take a GMATPrep mock. That will give you an accurate estimate of where you stand and you can plan the rest of the prep post that.
