This is outstanding! In the middle of my prep and this really has inspired me. I have read a lot of posts and advice from people, however; this is the best I've seen. Thank you!

congratulations on the fabulous score

Your post is very motivating. I have just started my preparation and was very confused. In need of some guidance on what material to choose and how to make my study plan. Your post answers so many of my questions.

Thanks a lot.

I know this post is pretty old but I'm new to the board.

Thanks so much for sharing your journey! This is pretty much the same approach I'm taking.

Thanks again and CONGRATS! Hopefully by now you're sitting pretty at your dream school

Yeah, this is a great post. Thanks for sharing.

thanks

Seriously, what a DEBRIEF!!!

Loved it. Congratulations man and thanks for the guidances...

Highly Inspirations and thanks a ton for sharing your plan at glance.

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Santosh

santosh.vutukuri wrote:Highly Inspirations and thanks a ton for sharing your plan at glance.

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Santosh

Hi Santosh!

The post is pretty old however, i am really liking the approach and planning to do try it. Have you tried it, especially the books he mentioned? I have been away from study for couple of years and I would like to start with basics and content to get comfortable with questions before.

This is excellent! I am just getting started with my preparation and will be following your advice. I purchased the suggested MGMAT books, was wondering if it is best to go through each guide consecutively, one after the other, or if i should work on all the guides at once (i.e. word translations for 2 hours on monday, SC for 2 hours on tuesday) etc?

tankd wrote:This is excellent! I am just getting started with my preparation and will be following your advice. I purchased the suggested MGMAT books, was wondering if it is best to go through each guide consecutively, one after the other, or if i should work on all the guides at once (i.e. word translations for 2 hours on monday, SC for 2 hours on tuesday) etc?

Hello tankd. I, too, found this post to be very helpful. Concerning how to go about using the Manhattan GMAT books, have you looked at the BEATtheGMAT 60-day study guide? I have found it to be quite helpful so far with pacing my studying, and ensuring that I maintain good checks and balances on how much progress I am really making.

Thanks for sharing! Your post is a real treasure trove of advice, as you stated.

I too found the Manhattan GMAT series extremely informative and actually very complete (it does take ages to finish through all of the guidebooks + practice questions!), and I liked how concepts were explained step-by-step before actually showing how to put them into practice (unlike the Kaplan coursebook, for example).

And I also agree with not taking the OG GMat Diagnostic Exam before studying all the concepts, because, trust me, all it will do is discourage you if you see a really poor score like in my case!

Congratulations on your awesome score!!! Thanks for sharing your GMAT experience. Excellent advice!

Hi Everyone,

Outside of the official GMAC material, where can I find additional quant questions ? I'm thinking of getting the MGMAT question bank online.

Thanks

Hi,

Thank you so much for this debrief! It is really helpful! Just had another question - is there any strategy to be followed to tackle IR? Kindly advise.

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