I have less than 60 days before my first test is scheduled. How can I adjust the study plan to reflect the actual number of days I have available? I am taking the test July 16th. I will also be taking the Kaplan prep course starting June 13. Any & all advice is welcome!
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Source: Beat The GMAT — The 60-Day GMAT Study Guide |
Actually from about day 42, the study guide is mostly about reviewing and taking practice tests, so you might want to take that into account. I guess you could work on Kaplan and the study guide at the same time? The thing is courses such as Kaplan are structured so that you study quant and verbal at the same time, while the study guide is structured so that you first study quant and then verbal. There might be some conflict there...
