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by klajdi » Mon Dec 05, 2011 3:48 am
Hello,

First thanks for all the guides and tips on how to prepare for the GMAT.

What I am looking for is to build a 18 month study plan.

- The first 12 month I will study only math and vocabulary (put a lot of effort since English is not my first language) probably 6 to 10 hours per week. Also read a lot of fiction and non fiction books. In 2007 I got 88 on the TOEFL test.
- The last 6 months study for specific things about the test, take practice tests and of course try to put more than 20 hours of study per week.

What do you think about this strategy? What books would you advice for the first year and for the last 6 months (I think for the last 6 months one of study plan found on the site should work).

Thanks in advance.
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