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Best Use of MGMAT (set of 8) Strategy Guides?

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by duncansn » Fri Apr 27, 2012 4:21 am
I am using the MGMAT set of 8 strategy guides. My goal score is 500 and my exam date is 5-6 weeks away. My last GMAT score was 460 and I need to move up 40 points. This is a lot of material to cover in a short amount of time. My plan was to read the first part of each guide, do all the drills, and skip the advanced sections unless I finish early and have time to come back to the advanced parts. My goal was to finish one guide per week and two guides if they are shorter.

Thoughts on how to maximize my time?
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by sunman » Sat Apr 28, 2012 2:04 am
duncansn wrote:I am using the MGMAT set of 8 strategy guides. My goal score is 500 and my exam date is 5-6 weeks away. My last GMAT score was 460 and I need to move up 40 points. This is a lot of material to cover in a short amount of time. My plan was to read the first part of each guide, do all the drills, and skip the advanced sections unless I finish early and have time to come back to the advanced parts. My goal was to finish one guide per week and two guides if they are shorter.

Thoughts on how to maximize my time?
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