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Cracking GMAT in one month....?

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by allamkalyan » Wed Nov 21, 2007 1:33 am
Hi !! I prepared for CAT from the last 3 months and Iam confident in quant and data sufficiency. I am appearing for GMAT on Dec 28th. That means I am left with roughly 30 days for GMAT preparation. Will it be enough? I have to do SC from the scrach. Please advice me abt what material is best to follow now for Sentence Corrections and critical reasoning.
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by awax22 » Wed Nov 21, 2007 2:38 am
Dude, you've already done a lot; One full month for the rest of it should be enough.
Also it depends on the activity you have on the side (job...)
As for me: I studied for about 3 months not regularly though except for the last month: I was working during the day, and after work during the evening, I was spending between 2 and 3 hours every day. During the week ends I used to work only one day (either saturday or sunday).
My GMAT is scheduled for tomorrow.
I am confident, but I believe that you can study as much as you want, on the day of the test, anything can happend. At some point you got to stop.

Seriously, I really believe you have plenty of time left. Work regularly every day and you should be fine.

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by allamkalyan » Wed Nov 21, 2007 6:38 am
Thanks and All the best for your exam.
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