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Study strategy - Exam in feb 09

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by dubeystuts » Mon Nov 10, 2008 5:35 am
Hi,

I have an exam in Feb 2009. I study 3hrs on weekdays but 1.5 before I come to work and 1.5 in the evening and I study 5 hrs on Sat and take Sun off.

But at the end of the day I feel that I have not got enough done. By the time I do some questions and understand incorrect answers it's almost morning study time is over.

In verbal I am very weak in RC's. I try to spend 4mins per passage and 1 min on each question related to that passage.

Fpr maths I have recently order 4gmat maths book. Though one of my subjets in GCSE and A levels was maths, i dont seem to feel confident anymore.

Do you think that the hours im putting is sufficient? Time just seems to fly by.

Any advice / suggestions is much appreciated.

Best Regards

Stuti
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