I think 120 days is a lot of time to prepare for the exam. I would suggest a lot of simulated practice tests to improve on aspects which we most of the times overlook.

surajsagi wrote:Hi All,

I just started with my GMAT preparations and will be giving it on 11Aug - roughly 120 days left

Based on posts from most of the people in this group, i plan to cover the following

- OG 10 and 11
- Kaplan
- Princeton
- Questions from ScoreTop website
- Around 20 odd CATs before the D-Day

Area of strength
- CR
- DS
- PS (at least that is something i would like to beleive)

Area of weakness
- SC
- SC
and again SC

Plan to work only on my basics for a month and then start with actual problem solving

and oh BTW - my target is minium 720

Wish me luck

Adios

-SM

If Sentence Correction is a weak area for you, I suggest purchasing the MGMAT Sentence Correction Guide.

Funny story and thanks for fellow boarders on beatthemat

I had thought of giving GMAT last year, although i was not fully prepared - but still thought of giving a few mock tests, on basis on which i would decide whether to go ahead or not

So, I ended up giving a mock test and scored a lousy - 580 - hence very discouraged and dropped the idea last year. Only to realise this year after reading the Blogs that I had given a Kaplan test last year, which is considered very tough and you should add around 100, in order to get a more accurate picture of your performance............., such is life

Message of the story - do all background research before starting anything

Thanks,
SM