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planning to write GMAT by July end 2010

by beatitbeatit » Sat May 29, 2010 7:56 am
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I am planning to write gmat by July end or mid August , 2010..which gives me around 2 months to prepare... I am currently working in a software firm and can put in 2 hrs of study everyday... I have just started preparing for it... Took GMATPrep test about a week back.. scored 610... 48 in quants and 25 in verbal.... right now im using only OG... can someone suggest me a study plan... the Dos and DONTs... what books to follow for Sentence Correction section of Verbal section?
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by DAYNE » Sat May 29, 2010 9:51 am
do some searches and read some success stories for your answer

you can start with clicking the top tab named Resources scroll down to GMAT Book Recommendations
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by Dan@VinciaPrep » Mon May 31, 2010 3:33 am
beatitbeatit wrote:Hi all,

I am planning to write gmat by July end or mid August , 2010..which gives me around 2 months to prepare... I am currently working in a software firm and can put in 2 hrs of study everyday... I have just started preparing for it... Took GMATPrep test about a week back.. scored 610... 48 in quants and 25 in verbal.... right now im using only OG... can someone suggest me a study plan... the Dos and DONTs... what books to follow for Sentence Correction section of Verbal section?
Although it would take awhile to make a whole study plan- here's a little help

1) read every day - NYtimes.com, Scientific American, The New Yorker, The Economist, etc... The average passage length on the GMAT is around 300-500 words so look for articles of about this length

2) Manhattan SC book

3) Powerscore CR book

4) Read every day! Reading is essential to the GMAT since every verbal section uses it.

Also, it's better to read some books about the verbal basics before you do a lot of practice problems
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