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by ahhejase » Sun Jul 07, 2013 11:16 am
I just wanted to make sure if this is a normal thing happening with everyone. I am at day 6 yet find myself spending hours, from taking notes while watching the videos, to actually taking my time ..with the exercises and reading, I just wanted to know how some other people are handling time, because Im worried it wont be sustainable in the later weeks. Any advice for minimizing time spent is welcome.

Plus I got worried about my diagnostic test as it deemed me average across the board.

As far as motivation I dont need any, my target score is 720
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by Brent@GMATPrepNow » Sun Jul 07, 2013 1:46 pm
The time it takes to complete each day's activities will vary from person to person. Also, some days take longer to complete. If you're having difficulties keeping up, don't worry. You can take longer than a day to complete the activities if you run out of time. Plus, later on in the Guide, much of your time is spent working on weaknesses (i.e., not learning new content).

What's important is that you complete all of problems for one day before moving on to the next day's activities. Sticking to one concept at time before moving on to the next concept will help promote mastery of each topic.

I hope that helps.

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by poohgmat » Wed Jul 10, 2013 11:16 am
Hi there,

i have also started with the 60 Day GMAT study and i m almost on the same day as you are. Let us keep each other motivated wid preps
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