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by anupranj27 » Wed Sep 26, 2007 2:12 pm
hey guys,
i wanna know how many mnths are enough for GMAT preparatio.See since I joined job i have completely lost touch with all the verbal as well as quant stuffs.So considering these can u guys help me out as I have my 10 hrs of job also.so I get full weekend and say 2 to 3 hrs daily for the preparation.So can u guys give me some study plan considering all these factors.
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Re: preparation strategy

by beatthegmat » Thu Sep 27, 2007 12:21 am
anupranj27 wrote:hey guys,
i wanna know how many mnths are enough for GMAT preparatio.See since I joined job i have completely lost touch with all the verbal as well as quant stuffs.So considering these can u guys help me out as I have my 10 hrs of job also.so I get full weekend and say 2 to 3 hrs daily for the preparation.So can u guys give me some study plan considering all these factors.
If you can commit to the hours you've cited, then you should be able to sufficiently prepare for the exam in 2-3 months. If you'd like to see an example study guide, please check out https://beatthegmat.blocked.

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by bates88 » Fri Sep 28, 2007 8:49 am
Agreed. 2-3 hours is sometimes hard to find on weeknights, but it's optimal if you can do it, along with more on the weekends. Good luck with your prep!
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