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tarunpatel06
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Hey all,
So I am planning on taking the GMAT in two months, beginning of June, otherwise, I will have no time to study this summer as it is already packed with other things going on. I work full time, and occasionally travel for work. My question to those that have studied on their own and haven't taken a class, is that when studying and doing practice questions (mainly for Math), I find myself looking through the solutions a lot. I am not sure if that is a good way to go about studying it. I started to take the Diagnostic in the OG, and got 1 out of 25 right and just gave up. Is studying the solutions and effective way to study, as I've read plenty of times that consistant practice will help acheive a higher score?
Tarun
So I am planning on taking the GMAT in two months, beginning of June, otherwise, I will have no time to study this summer as it is already packed with other things going on. I work full time, and occasionally travel for work. My question to those that have studied on their own and haven't taken a class, is that when studying and doing practice questions (mainly for Math), I find myself looking through the solutions a lot. I am not sure if that is a good way to go about studying it. I started to take the Diagnostic in the OG, and got 1 out of 25 right and just gave up. Is studying the solutions and effective way to study, as I've read plenty of times that consistant practice will help acheive a higher score?
Tarun
