Hi all,
I am new to this forum though I had registered years ago. I am registered to take the GMAT on Jan 16 and I took my Kaplan Diagnostic test yesterday (670 Q44 and V35). I didn't take the AW section but took the IR section. I definitely ran out of time in the IR and the Quant sections. Right now, I am analysing my scores and figuring out my strengths and weaknesses. However, I am at a loss as to where to start. Should I go topic by topic from the OG or start working from weakness to strength? I have the 2015 OG and am wondering if I should go with Kaplan or Manhattan as a companion to the OG.
I am a non-native speaker and would say that RC and SC are my strong points while I definitely struggled with CR.
My biggest constraint is of course time. I have just about 7 weeks before I take the exam and I can spend about 2 hours during the weekdays and 7-8 hours during the weekends. I am aiming for that magic 700 and above that everyone aspires for. I would say that I am fairly self-disciplined and I can sit and concentrate on studying for hours.
So, I have been going through these threads and everyone says that it is very important to make a plan. Honestly, I have no idea how to go about doing that. What should my starting point be? Any tips anyone?
Thanks!
I am new to this forum though I had registered years ago. I am registered to take the GMAT on Jan 16 and I took my Kaplan Diagnostic test yesterday (670 Q44 and V35). I didn't take the AW section but took the IR section. I definitely ran out of time in the IR and the Quant sections. Right now, I am analysing my scores and figuring out my strengths and weaknesses. However, I am at a loss as to where to start. Should I go topic by topic from the OG or start working from weakness to strength? I have the 2015 OG and am wondering if I should go with Kaplan or Manhattan as a companion to the OG.
I am a non-native speaker and would say that RC and SC are my strong points while I definitely struggled with CR.
My biggest constraint is of course time. I have just about 7 weeks before I take the exam and I can spend about 2 hours during the weekdays and 7-8 hours during the weekends. I am aiming for that magic 700 and above that everyone aspires for. I would say that I am fairly self-disciplined and I can sit and concentrate on studying for hours.
So, I have been going through these threads and everyone says that it is very important to make a plan. Honestly, I have no idea how to go about doing that. What should my starting point be? Any tips anyone?
Thanks!
