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Complete Manhattan GMAT course in 30 days--Possible? Wise?

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by ForSQ » Mon Jan 02, 2012 8:17 pm
Hey guys,

I'm taking the GMAT for the first time in about a month, and I need your advice. Would it be unwise to try to self-study the entire MGMAT course in 30 days? I am not working, so I can dedicate myself full-time to GMAT prep. Thanks!
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by sam2304 » Mon Jan 02, 2012 9:07 pm
Take a mock test, decide your target score, see how close you are to that score then you can decide on the preparation. Do a self analysis on what topics you are weak, it is not enough to know which section you are weak, you should be knowing which topics say probability in quant, strengthen/weaken in CR are your weak areas. Once you dig deep down to that level you can workout a study plan. If you reach your target score in the mocks then your 1 month plan will work out very well, all you need to do is dust your weak areas and go for the exam. :)
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