I'm studying Manhattan 9 guides and 3 official Guides, along with that I'm solving 6 Manhattan, 5 GMAT Premier and 2 MBA.com Exams.
Study I'm doing in 49 days, ie 7 weeks
CAT's I'm doing in 4 week.
Total of 11 weeks.
I work only 2 days and rest of the 5 days I stay at home to ace the gmat.
My question is that is it enough to study all this in 11 weeks based on my status where I only work 2 days a week and rest of the week I'm at home.
Second I'm studying everything and then solving CAT's and then doing a review process of any incorrect attempts by visiting the books.
I want to know that do I need to do review again for all 12 books as I'm not doing this in my plan ?. A lot of people who wrote gmat successfully they told me review is not required and one can only focus on learning incorrect attempts on CAT's.
I just need to confirm this with an expert.
Thanks
Study I'm doing in 49 days, ie 7 weeks
CAT's I'm doing in 4 week.
Total of 11 weeks.
I work only 2 days and rest of the 5 days I stay at home to ace the gmat.
My question is that is it enough to study all this in 11 weeks based on my status where I only work 2 days a week and rest of the week I'm at home.
Second I'm studying everything and then solving CAT's and then doing a review process of any incorrect attempts by visiting the books.
I want to know that do I need to do review again for all 12 books as I'm not doing this in my plan ?. A lot of people who wrote gmat successfully they told me review is not required and one can only focus on learning incorrect attempts on CAT's.
I just need to confirm this with an expert.
Thanks
