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Has
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Hi Folks
I have four weeks before my test and wondering if getting private tutoring worthwhile?
I am currently scoring all over the place from low 500s to low 600s. And, I would like to score 700+, thus a 100+ point jump. I have been told, with four weeks to go a private tutor will not add much value (as time scales too tight), and that, I am better of prepping myself and taking the test, with a view that, if it does not work out, I will then take up a prep course, which, comes with some private tutoring too. – This will be spread over 9 to 12 weeks.
However, I am familiar with the fundamentals and have been through several books, including OG (panning to go through it again – more thoroughly), furthermore, I was not exclusively focused on my GMAT. Previously, I have been studying while working, and as a management consultant it has not been easy, particularly with all the travel involved, however, I know have four precious weeks off from work to do nothing but study.
So, with that in mind, do you guys think I should invest in a private tutor - with only four weeks to go? (A very expensive one at that, but paying for good quality teaching), or go with the other option?
Many Thanks for your advice folks.
Has
I have four weeks before my test and wondering if getting private tutoring worthwhile?
I am currently scoring all over the place from low 500s to low 600s. And, I would like to score 700+, thus a 100+ point jump. I have been told, with four weeks to go a private tutor will not add much value (as time scales too tight), and that, I am better of prepping myself and taking the test, with a view that, if it does not work out, I will then take up a prep course, which, comes with some private tutoring too. – This will be spread over 9 to 12 weeks.
However, I am familiar with the fundamentals and have been through several books, including OG (panning to go through it again – more thoroughly), furthermore, I was not exclusively focused on my GMAT. Previously, I have been studying while working, and as a management consultant it has not been easy, particularly with all the travel involved, however, I know have four precious weeks off from work to do nothing but study.
So, with that in mind, do you guys think I should invest in a private tutor - with only four weeks to go? (A very expensive one at that, but paying for good quality teaching), or go with the other option?
Many Thanks for your advice folks.
Has
