How close are you to your goals? What have you scored so far, and what score would you need to be done with the exam?Tapas Gupta wrote:Hi Matt,
Thanks for reply.
I said so because I have switched my job. I have about 1 month to join the new job.
Can you please advise on how to study for Quant so that I can take full benefit for the upcoming month.
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How to prepare for Quant
Hi Tapas Gupta,
You should check the 60-day Study Guide. It's very well done and structures your study by sending you a daily email with detailed instructions on what to study, in which material.
It's free but requires you to buy the official GMAT book and Manhatan prep (if you prefer studying in books) or prepNow (if you prefer learning from videos).
If you have 6 to 8 hours per day, the pace might be slow for you (3-4 hours per email) but it's already a very good basis.
If you're interested, just registered here
Good luck ![/url]
You should check the 60-day Study Guide. It's very well done and structures your study by sending you a daily email with detailed instructions on what to study, in which material.
It's free but requires you to buy the official GMAT book and Manhatan prep (if you prefer studying in books) or prepNow (if you prefer learning from videos).
If you have 6 to 8 hours per day, the pace might be slow for you (3-4 hours per email) but it's already a very good basis.
If you're interested, just registered here
Good luck ![/url]
Hi Tapas! You still out there? I'm ready and standing by with an answerMatt@VeritasPrep wrote:How close are you to your goals? What have you scored so far, and what score would you need to be done with the exam?Tapas Gupta wrote:Hi Matt,
Thanks for reply.
I said so because I have switched my job. I have about 1 month to join the new job.
Can you please advise on how to study for Quant so that I can take full benefit for the upcoming month.
Hi Matt,
Sorry for the late reply
My studies are bit scattered. I studied for around 1 month and came up with the techniques for each of the sections of Verbal, and I scored around 600 in my last test.
Now after the vacation, I have to start all over again.
I feel like I know the techniques now but I am not able to solve the questions correctly.
Kindly advise what to do now.
My final aim is to get 700+
Thanks a lot for replying....
Sorry for the late reply
My studies are bit scattered. I studied for around 1 month and came up with the techniques for each of the sections of Verbal, and I scored around 600 in my last test.
Now after the vacation, I have to start all over again.
I feel like I know the techniques now but I am not able to solve the questions correctly.
Kindly advise what to do now.
My final aim is to get 700+
Thanks a lot for replying....
