Stratergy for GMAT

Eric,Thanks for the reply.
I am planning to start taking full CAT in few weeks.
Now I am concentrating to address my weak topics.

hi there,

I've also started out preparing for the GMAT and would probably take it by May. Here are my 2 cents....

First if you are from a non technical background then you should consider reviewing the quant part from the OG. Kaplan and MGMAT also provide good resources for MATH review. If you are not a native English speaker the i suggest you go through the MGMAT's SC strategy guide, and review CR from the OG. These reviews will get you started. Once you have reached a point where you are comfortable (doesn't mean GMAT ready) then take the diagnostic tests from the OGs. This will tell you where you stand and what are your weaknesses. Start practicing on your weaknesses for a week but remember to practice questions in your strong areas also from the OG. You can alot one day for during initial weeks for your strongest area and one day from your second and third strongest area and the rest of the days of the week for your week areas.

Note that although the above strategy will bring you to a very comfortable position, do not extend the above for more than a month. After that take the GMATPrep CAT1. And from then on take a CAT test every week. If you have purchased the Manhattan GMAT SC guide then you can access 6 of their CAT tests for free online. Save one GMATPrep for the end (week before the actual GMAT.)

If you want to study along with me check out my blog (in my sig). Its my third week of prep and we can update and motivate each other.

Hope my post would help atleast in a tiny way!!!

- good luck..