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by rajkon » Sat Mar 14, 2009 4:03 pm
Hi,

I am just getting started on my GMAT preparation. I am trying to get some feedback on how to create a gamplan. Are there any sources online to help me do that? I still have close to 2 months to go for my GMAT. I did lookup at the study plans at https://www.gmattutor.com/gameplan.html and figured that mine would be somewhere between the 100hr and 300 hr plans. I know it changes from person to person but can someone point me some examples or give some scoop on how your designed yours?

Thanks in advance.

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