Hello fellows,
a short question. Since I have to make a plan how to excell in something I haven't done yet (beating the gmat) I would like to know 1 thing, namely:
can anyone tell me whether the beat the gmat plan of this community is enough to prepare you best for the GMAT ? I mean, if anyone has done it, can s/he maybe post his opinon about it. For example, how good s/he finds the Course in hindsight, what would s/he add to it (what kind of additional stuff, reading literature, etc.).
I wrote this post because my whole preparation depends on the 60 days course of the beatthegmat community. And I also noted for example that some suggestions of people who had achieved a very respecatble score,always include making a test in the start of your preparation. I am on day 4 already but I haven't seen any suggestions to make a WHOLE online test to estimate your level. Only the short tests from the GMAC's OFFICIAL GUIDEs FOR THE GMAT REVIEW. Thus, I believe it's better to actually ask someone with experience on this subject.
Thank you once in again in advance for your time and support.
I wish you all a nice day
See you in the forums
a short question. Since I have to make a plan how to excell in something I haven't done yet (beating the gmat) I would like to know 1 thing, namely:
can anyone tell me whether the beat the gmat plan of this community is enough to prepare you best for the GMAT ? I mean, if anyone has done it, can s/he maybe post his opinon about it. For example, how good s/he finds the Course in hindsight, what would s/he add to it (what kind of additional stuff, reading literature, etc.).
I wrote this post because my whole preparation depends on the 60 days course of the beatthegmat community. And I also noted for example that some suggestions of people who had achieved a very respecatble score,always include making a test in the start of your preparation. I am on day 4 already but I haven't seen any suggestions to make a WHOLE online test to estimate your level. Only the short tests from the GMAC's OFFICIAL GUIDEs FOR THE GMAT REVIEW. Thus, I believe it's better to actually ask someone with experience on this subject.
Thank you once in again in advance for your time and support.
I wish you all a nice day
See you in the forums
