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Preparing for the GMAT – Looking for Advice on Efficient Study Plan & Resources

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by Maryam654 » Thu Jan 02, 2025 1:49 am
Hello everyone!

I hope you're all doing well. I’m in the process of preparing for the GMAT and looking for some guidance on how to approach my study plan. My goal is to score 700+, and I want to make the best use of my time and resources over the next few months.

Here’s a little about my situation:

Current GMAT score: 620 (based on a practice test).
Target GMAT score: 700+.
Study timeline: I plan to take the exam in April/May. I plan to start studying seriously in January.
Study time: I can dedicate 10-12 hours per week while balancing work (40-hour week).
I’m looking for input on the following:

Study Plan: How should I structure my study plan? I’ve read mixed opinions on how much time should be spent on content review vs. practice tests. Should I start with fundamentals, or dive right into practice questions?

Resources: Which resources would you recommend for someone aiming for 700+? I have heard great things about Magoosh, Manhattan Prep, GMAT Official Guide, and eGMAT, but I’m unsure which ones would be most effective in my case. Would love to hear your experiences!

Time Management Tips: Since I work full-time, finding a study routine that works around my job is key. Any tips for managing time effectively without feeling burnt out? How do you balance working full-time with GMAT prep without losing motivation?

Practice Tests: How often should I be taking full-length practice tests? Should I space them out throughout the study period or take them closer to my exam date?

If anyone has any study schedules, tips, or personal experiences they’d like to share, I’d greatly appreciate it! I’m also open to hearing about any challenges you faced and how you overcame them.

Looking forward to your advice and suggestions. Thanks in advance!

Best regards,
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Source: — GMAT Focus Edition |

Your breakdown of 60% content review to 40% practice questions is a smart strategy. Many people get stuck just doing practice problems without ever shoring up their foundational knowledge, so that ratio is perfect for a 700+ score.
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