If you're referring to the Diagnostic test in the OG13, then I highly recommend that you purchase the OG13. It's an integral part of the 60-Day plan.tanvis1120 wrote:First of all, Thanks Brent for coming up with a 60-day plan ! I got my Day 1 email today. I wouldn't say entirely, but I am mostly aware of the GMAT pattern by now. I have covered the Kaplan GMAT Premier 2014. I am now starting with the tests. But, unfortunately I had a gap of almost 2 months, due to workload and so, I signed up for this plan.
Now, if there is something in the mail saying complete some xyz diag test and I don't have that book, what do I do?
Also Brent, I have GMAT date on Sept 27th. I can manage hardly 2 hours everyday as I am working and 4-5 hours on weekends. Could you please suggest me some plan wherein I can go through some really exhaustive diag tests? I am open to changing materials, but at least I need sometime (you may suggest) so as to figure out where I stand right now.
Thank You Brent & Team !
Awaiting reply
Tanvi
If you're referring to the full-length GMATPrep practice tests, you are scheduled to take your first practice test on Day 3 of the Guide. The results of this test will give you a good idea of how much time you'll need to devote to preparing.
Have you taken this full-length practice test yet? If so, what were the results? Also, what is your target score?
Cheers,
Brent
