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by msegui9 » Sat Jul 28, 2012 5:33 pm
Hi Everyone,

So I just got my MGMAT strategy guides and OG 13th, OG Verbal, and OG Quant last week. I've spent the week familiarizing myself with the test and took a MGMAT CAT a couple of days ago just to baseline myself before I put together a study plan. So I'm giving myself 13 weeks, hopefully averaging 15h/week (195 hours total including review).

My CAT revealed I'm about the same in verbal and quant, though I would have thought different being an engineer! That being said, here is how I'm thinking of dividing up my time, please any thoughts or opinions would be awesome!

Total Hours: 195

Quant 90 h
- Number properties 30 h
- Algebra 25 h
- Fractions, decimals, percents 25 h
- Geometry 10 h

Verbal 90 h
- SC 40 h
- RC 30 h
- CR 20 h

Essay & IR 15 h

So my goal is spend more time on weaker/more tested topics. Also, I'm thinking of studying 4 topics per week is that too much? I think thinking 2 verbal and 2 quant. Maybe 3 topics per week and alternate between 2 quant 1 verbal and vice versa?

Thanks everyone and your comments are appreciated.

Mitch
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by AbhiJ » Sun Jul 29, 2012 11:45 am
You don't need to solve every last problem in the MGMAT guides. If you think you are doing well, skip the easy questions.
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