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How much time should one allocate to IR for starters

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by iwillsurvive101 » Mon Jun 18, 2012 6:48 pm
I am re-starting my prep after a 580 GMAT attempt. I am currently in the "planning" mode and would like to understand from experts and fellow students how much time one should factor for the new IR section. I know what most of you will be thinking....umm..well that depends on the level, expertise etc. I understand that time the allocated to a particular section is a function of ones ability level. But, considering IR is not that important for a year at least - how much time are people spending on this section?
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by sam2304 » Tue Jun 19, 2012 5:14 am
5 to 8 hours is enough for IR. Just glance through OG13 book if you have, else GMATPrep problems and practice problems in GMATPrep + sample problems in mba.com. Understand how questions are asked and how you can save time in which type of questions.
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