Timetable Confusion-Plzz help!!!!

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Devika7: Newbie | Next Rank: 10 Posts; Posts: 2; Joined: Sat Feb 02, 2013 7:28 pm

by Devika7 » Fri Feb 08, 2013 5:45 pm

Hi everybody

I'm an undergrad student with an exceptionally good track record at discarding timetables!!
I've already made 3 timetables for my GMAT prep and couldn't follow them as my
studies at college take up a large chunk of my time everyday.

I've a few doubts too-
1.I've got about 1.5hours to study for GMAT everyday..is that enough?
2. Am I to look through Quants,Verbal,AWA and IR everyday?
3. How many questions of each section should I roughly practice per day?
4. And how many pages of theory should I cover per day before practising questions?

I've got 2 months and I'm freaking out..

Please help me out
Thanks
Devika

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by eki » Sat Feb 09, 2013 12:53 am

Hi Devika,

First of all : Take a deep breath and relax

1. Start with a mock test to know your weak areas.
2. If you already know your weak areas, then you already have a headstart.
3. If you are weak in verbal, then solve SC and CR continuously for 3 days till you feel confident.
4. Then do the quants for next 3 days, but keep doing 20 Qs of verbal in these 3 days.
5. Keep sunday for revision and going through the question you got wrong.

Keep repeating this pattern for next 3 weeks. You will start improving on your weak areas while getting better in your already strong points. Then take a mock to see your progress.

In last 2 weeks only do official questions and official mocks.

regards,
Eki

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by Jim@StratusPrep » Sat Feb 16, 2013 11:08 am

Any indication on where you are scoring and what you would like to score?

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