Starting the 60 day GMAT Study Guide Today

[inseadshri]

Hi all,

I am starting the 60 day study guide today. this is my second attempt on GMAT. my first attempt was a poor 620(q47,v29). I hope to breach the 700+ barrier this time and apply for the best schools possible. Want to pursue my dream of being an entrepreneur !! Hope this is the starting brick in the construction my new life.

All the best to me !!

[GMATinsight]

My Good wishes!!!

All the best!!!

[syed20]

I am starting the 60 day study guide today. this is my second attempt on GMAT. my first attempt was a poor 620(q47,v29). I hope to breach the 700+ barrier this time and apply for the best schools possible.

[Brent@GMATPrepNow]

Hi Sultan,

620 is a very solid score. If you can increase your quant/verbal scores to about Q48/V38, you'll pass the 700 mark.

Looking forward to seeing you around the forums. Keep us posted on your progress.

Cheers,
Brent

[nomin66]

Hi guys!

I am just starting to study, where should i get the 60 day study guide?

Thanks

[irandhollis]

Hi all,

I am starting the 60 day study guide today. this is my second attempt on GMAT. my first attempt was a poor 620(q47,v29). I hope to breach the 700+ barrier this time and apply for the best schools possible. Want to pursue my dream of being an entrepreneur !! Hope this is the starting brick in the construction my new life.

All the best to me !!

All you need to be an Entrepreneur is a good business plan and the finances to start your journey. The GMAT will not make you or break for that. The GMAT is just a bridge to your MBA

[Brent@GMATPrepNow]

Hi guys!

I am just starting to study, where should i get the 60 day study guide?

Thanks

Hi nomin66,

Here's the page where you can sign up for the free Guide: https://www.beatthegmat.com/mba/gmat-guide

Cheers,
Brent

[dmarro]

All,

I have the Official Guide for the GMAT Review; in addition, I am considering the "GMAT Prep Now Online Video Course" so I can understand the fundamentals to help me do well w/ the GMAT Review books. Is the video course sufficient enough to build a large enough fundamental understanding of the entire test before I spend $200 on it?

Thanks,

Dan

[Brent@GMATPrepNow]

All,

I have the Official Guide for the GMAT Review; in addition, I am considering the "GMAT Prep Now Online Video Course" so I can understand the fundamentals to help me do well w/ the GMAT Review books. Is the video course sufficient enough to build a large enough fundamental understanding of the entire test before I spend $200 on it?

Thanks,

Dan

Hi Dan,

As the GMAT Prep Now course creator, I can assure you that we don't assume that students possess any foundation skills. So, each module in our course begins the most basic concepts, and gradually covers every concept and strategy needed to ace the GMAT.

That said, we do offer a 7-day money-back guarantee if, for any reason, you don't like the course.

Cheers,
Brent

[dmarro]

Brent, thanks for the response. Also, didn't think I would get one back that fast. Much appreciated.

[andrewjohn1317]

Hi guys!

I am just starting to study,i liked it and thanks for this advice and your guide.i will help me to work well during my busy time schedule.

Thanks