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GMAT Strategy?Exam Dec 27th 2008:Advice needed

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by A750SCORE » Sat Nov 15, 2008 1:06 pm
Hi All,
I am new to this forum and I find it quite motivating. I just registered to do my GMAT exams Dec. 27th, 2008. After reading several posts I am motivated to aim for 750. I am not currently working at the moment (economic crunch!-redundancy) so I have at least 8hrs a day study time.

From now till Dec 27th is approximately 5weeks. Please can anyone suggest a strategy for the next 5 weeks? or should I reschedule and do the GMAT in January. Can I get at least 700 with 5week/8hrs a day plan?
I have "OG11" for now. I can purchase several more-what should I purchase?

Thanks.
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by PPP » Sat Nov 15, 2008 1:14 pm
I'm new too, but I think I have some tips you might find useful.

8 hours a day is an awful lot, I'm usually fried after three or four hours of studying.

Fundamentals are really important. I am spending as much time as I can stand with OG. For math stuff, I've found the GMAT Hacks math bible really helpful. For verbal, I'm using the MGMAT books. Seems to be working so far, but I've got a ways to go :).
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