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How to make a GMAT study plan –

Read here about how to make a GMAT study plan. Here you will get tips like, finding strength and weaknesses, managing time, and follow the study schedule.

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How to make a GMAT study plan –

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  1. How to make a GMAT study plan – 5 Best Steps

  2. If you are aspiring to start your career in management studies abroad then you must choose the best university for your MBA. There are a lot of universities offering an MBA at a high price but the top ones are the most preferred as they offer the highest packages.  • To get admission to the top business school, you will need to get above the competition and score well in the GMAT exam. The GMAT, Graduate Management Aptitude Test is the universal competitive exam for admission to management courses.  • The GMAT is a multiple-choice computer-based test. It also follows an adaptive pattern of questioning. The GMAT exam is your gateway to the best business schools in the world, but to ensure a high score in GMAT exam you will need a thorough understanding of the exam. • The GMAT exam is a difficult one as students from all around the world compete in it, but with the right study plan, you can make your score higher.  

  3. Should you follow pre-existing study plans? • Most students simply look for premade study plans for the GMAT and follow those blindly without considering their level. The problem with following someone else’s study plan is that they have made the plan by considering their positives and negatives.  • They might be able to catch the Quantitative section in just a few days while you might require more time for it, but if you followed the study plan blindly you would have been left being underconfident and tensed.  • Thus, I will suggest you make your study plan. The plan should be your personalized guide to study to make sure that you follow your own pace. 

  4. How to make a GMAT study plan • Below are the 5 steps for how to make a GMAT study plan that you must follow to get a high score in the exam.. • Decide your target Verbal and Quant scores • The GMAT tests your aptitude for management studies on the basis of various aspects, some of which are grammar, qualitative concepts like arithmetic, algebra, statistics, geometry, and other basic math concepts.  • The GMAT exam aims to specifically test your critical thinking and problem-solving skills. It tests your ability to understand data, make opinions, give arguments, think logically, and solve problems under limited time conditions. 

  5. The main two aspects of the GMAT exam are the quantitative and the Verbal part. These two parts are the biggest and they also have a greater score share.  • Rarely a student is equally good in both quantitative and verbal sections. Most students are good at either one of them. However, you do not need to be the best at both. You just need to find out what is your strength and what is not.  • Suppose you are good at a verbal section and fail to solve the quant problems efficiently, in this case, if you focus more on your strength which is the Verbal section, and if you score high score in it, then even if your score is less on quant, the overall score will get balanced.  • So the very first step in how to make a GMAT study plan is to identify what is your strength: Quant or Verbal. You can do this by either looking at your previous test scores if you are a re-test taker.  • If you are attempting the exam for the first time then you should give some mock tests after preparing equally for both sections, then analyze the score and identify your strength and practice it more to make it perfect. Whatever your strength may be, try to give at least 70% of your study time each week. 

  6. Estimate the time you need • The GMAT has a vast syllabus as it tests various skills. Thus you need to divide your time among these topics and pre-schedule the number of hours you are going to give to each section. I would suggest you take a time period of 3 months to fully prepare for the GMAT.  • This time period is more than enough if you give the amount of dedication and hours required. These three months can be divided into two parts, first the preparation part and the second is the revision and mock test part.  • The first two months denote the first part which is the preparation for the GMAT exam. The last month should be reserved for revision and giving mock tests. 

  7. On the basis of the strength that you have identified by the first step of how to make a GMAT study plan, try to distribute your daily hours effectively. Many of you might be working individuals preparing for the GMAT, so you need to especially design your study plan in a way that is feasible for you.  • For this, you can give 1-2 hours on weekdays when you are working and on the weekends you can study 6-7 hours.  • In this way, if you manage your time effectively then you will have a good study plan which is effective and this brings us to the third step of how to make a GMAT study plan. • Create a study flow and follow it • The main problem with the syllabus of GMAT is that it is quite vast. Thus, if you do not plan the correct flow of your studies then you will get a lot in the sea of topics and you will end up studying everything halfway. To avoid this set a specific time put for each section. 

  8. Start with the section that is your strength; this will help you gain good momentum at the start of your studies. You will also be excited about your preparation and thus you will improve your score in your strength section.  • If you are starting with the verbal section then try to start with the SC (Sentence correction) questions, the Sentence correction questions are fun to solve and are also a major score improvement.  • Then move to the critical reasoning questions as they will require you to have a good grammar understanding which you have already acquired in the SC preparation. Lastly, move to the comprehension-type questions as they test your grammar, and critical thinking skills together.  • If you are starting with the quant section then try to solve the word problem type questions first, then solve some easy topics like algebra, and geometry, and move to advanced questions. 

  9. Prepare for GMAT 760  • Now that you are already clear with the 3 steps of how to make a GMAT study plan, it is time to scale up ad refine yourself. After completing the first three steps given above you will be 70% prepared for each section, I say this because when we are involved in a topic for too long we tend to lose interest and switch topics, which leaves us with a low score.  • To avoid this and get a full 760 on the GMAT, you will need to refine yourself. Go through each topic once again and identify the sub-topics that you might have left or topics in which you are weak.  • This will make you even more confident for the exam and will work as a brush up for the bast syllabus.  • Make sure that you only leave a topic once you have started to get the score you desired for that particular section. 

  10. Take mock tests and analyze your results • Now that you are clear about the four steps for how to make a GMAT study plan, you are capable of devising the perfect study plan for you, but there is a last step left.  • This step is probably the most underrated and the most important. The last month of your preparation should be exclusively kept for taking mock tests.  • Many students take mock tests but they never even analyze the results of their tests. Tests are only beneficial if you learn from them. This is only possible if, after every mock test you take, you analyze your result question-by-question.  • This will give you some incredible insights into what you are doing wrong and how you can improve it. These mock tests are available on a variety of platforms, but you should try to find a platform that offers the most competitive so that you are also sure about your place among your fellow competitors. 

  11. Conclusion • In this blog, we discussed 5 major steps on how to make a GMAT study plan. These 5 steps will empower you to make your personalized GMAT study plan.  • The GMAT is a difficult exam to crack as it is given by millions of students across the world and not all students get their desired score. But with a good study plan that is effective and personalized, you can easily increase your score by a larger factor.  • The preparation may seem hard at times, but you have to remember that getting a good score can land you in the top business schools like the Harvard Business school, so keep hustling and follow your GMAT study plan. • If you still have any questions or queries on how to make a GMAT study plan or how to prepare for GMAT, contact our experts or let us know through comments.

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