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harizd: Junior | Next Rank: 30 Posts; Posts: 14; Joined: Mon Jan 25, 2010 1:32 am; Location: Madras, India; Thanked: 1 times

by harizd » Tue Jun 15, 2010 12:55 am

Hello guys !

I am just getting started with my GMAT prep. I have taken 1.5 month break from my work so that will give me more space to prepare. I am planning to take GMAT by the end of July/First week of August. I am just brushing through the basics and formulas at the moment. Can you guys suggest a study plan for me? I would appreciate if you could include a list of recommended materials. I am ready to buy test softwares and good books that would help me.

Target Score : 680+

Hari

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by Dan@VinciaPrep » Tue Jun 15, 2010 1:47 am

harizd wrote:Hello guys !

I am just getting started with my GMAT prep. I have taken 1.5 month break from my work so that will give me more space to prepare. I am planning to take GMAT by the end of July/First week of August. I am just brushing through the basics and formulas at the moment. Can you guys suggest a study plan for me? I would appreciate if you could include a list of recommended materials. I am ready to buy test softwares and good books that would help me.

Target Score : 680+

Hari

Check out the resources tab, and the study plans above. In general work on getting the basics down first and then do tons of problems, and practice tests. I personally think you should study the verbal and math sections simultaneously because sometimes I got tired of studying math so I would switch to verbal. Try to study in 4 hour sessions with 8 minute breaks every 75 or 80 minutes to build up your stamina.

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