Hey fellaz,
hoping all is well. Well, a few months ago I took the GMAT and I scored a 500. I decided to take sometime off before attacking it again. I bought some new materials and to be quite honest, my mind is wandering all over the place as to how to logically and uniformally start and utilize these resources.
The resources as follows are:
OG 12th Ed.
GMAT Verbal Review 2nd Ed.
GMAT Quantitative Review 2nd Ed.
GMAT Math Review (Kaplan 2009)
GMAT Verbal Review (Kaplan 2009)
GMAT 800 (Kaplan 2007)
Manhattan GMAT (Sentence Correction) 4th Ed
Manhattan GMAT (Critical Reasoning) 4th Ed.
Manhattan GMAT (Number Properties) 4th Ed.
Manhattan GMAT (Word Translations) 4th Ed.
Also access to the 6 CAT exams from the Manhattan GMAT website and ofcourse the GMAT Prep.
I would kindly appreciate your feedback with regards to how to handle this material in a systematic manner. In essence I'd like to get some ideas on what would be a proper schedule on how to study the materials.
Advice from past GMAT takers and tutors would be very highly appeciated. I am currently not working so I have a lot of time to spare on studying. Perhaps if someone can recommend a schedule that has been used by past takers of the exam who ofcourse scored highly
would be appreciated
Thank you very much.
hoping all is well. Well, a few months ago I took the GMAT and I scored a 500. I decided to take sometime off before attacking it again. I bought some new materials and to be quite honest, my mind is wandering all over the place as to how to logically and uniformally start and utilize these resources.
The resources as follows are:
OG 12th Ed.
GMAT Verbal Review 2nd Ed.
GMAT Quantitative Review 2nd Ed.
GMAT Math Review (Kaplan 2009)
GMAT Verbal Review (Kaplan 2009)
GMAT 800 (Kaplan 2007)
Manhattan GMAT (Sentence Correction) 4th Ed
Manhattan GMAT (Critical Reasoning) 4th Ed.
Manhattan GMAT (Number Properties) 4th Ed.
Manhattan GMAT (Word Translations) 4th Ed.
Also access to the 6 CAT exams from the Manhattan GMAT website and ofcourse the GMAT Prep.
I would kindly appreciate your feedback with regards to how to handle this material in a systematic manner. In essence I'd like to get some ideas on what would be a proper schedule on how to study the materials.
Advice from past GMAT takers and tutors would be very highly appeciated. I am currently not working so I have a lot of time to spare on studying. Perhaps if someone can recommend a schedule that has been used by past takers of the exam who ofcourse scored highly
would be appreciatedThank you very much.
