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by SnehaB » Wed Oct 28, 2009 10:50 pm
Hi all,

i am in a sticky situation at the moment.
i have registered for my gmat test date in the first week of dec'09.
however i have started with my prep right now.
i have approx 8 hours a day and around 4 weeks to go.
can you please guide me on as to how my approach should be.and let me know whether it is possible for me to cross a 700 with such a time constraint.

thanks
sb
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by mp2437 » Thu Oct 29, 2009 6:10 am
Not sure how difficult it is to hit 700 if you do not tell us your score on a diagnostic exam. If you haven't taken one yet, do so as soon as possible, and take note on your weak topics.

I would then get some supporting texts based on those weak areas and study 1 topic per week (includes reading + lots of practice). The week before the exam, focus on questions in a timed environment, and take plenty of timed practice exams to get a good feeling on how the exam is.
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