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Abdul Hafez
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Hey guys,
I have about 10 weeks left until my GMAT test and I have spent the last month or so just getting an overview of all three sections. I have got about 2 hours per day during the week to spare and then 4-5 hours each day during the weekend, so around 15-20 hours per week. My question is this:
Since I have 10 weeks left, which section should I put my focus on first? verbal or quantitative? I know you are supposed to start focusing on your weak areas first, but verbal and quant are both equally my weakest areas.
Do I start with quant first so that I can continuously do math problems each day while I am studying for the verbal section? My plan is to spend a month on quant and then a month on verbal and the last 2 weeks just taking tests and practicing everything.
The logic behind this is that I would focus on verbal (while I am doing math problems each day of course, so that I don't lose the momentum) closer to the test date since verbal section requires a lot of memorization, especially with the SC part with all of the idioms and such.
Or should I just do questions from each section each day? For example, 20 verbal and 20 quant each day?
Any advice would be appreciated!
I have about 10 weeks left until my GMAT test and I have spent the last month or so just getting an overview of all three sections. I have got about 2 hours per day during the week to spare and then 4-5 hours each day during the weekend, so around 15-20 hours per week. My question is this:
Since I have 10 weeks left, which section should I put my focus on first? verbal or quantitative? I know you are supposed to start focusing on your weak areas first, but verbal and quant are both equally my weakest areas.
Do I start with quant first so that I can continuously do math problems each day while I am studying for the verbal section? My plan is to spend a month on quant and then a month on verbal and the last 2 weeks just taking tests and practicing everything.
The logic behind this is that I would focus on verbal (while I am doing math problems each day of course, so that I don't lose the momentum) closer to the test date since verbal section requires a lot of memorization, especially with the SC part with all of the idioms and such.
Or should I just do questions from each section each day? For example, 20 verbal and 20 quant each day?
Any advice would be appreciated!
