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@thebigk • Oct 14, 2015
anirban1977how can i prepare my self for GMAT exam
Well, some information about your background will help us give you better answers. For example, can you tell us -
- Are you an engineering student? If yes, which year?
- Are you a working professional? How much time can you spare?
- Have you appeared for GATE before?
- If yes, what was your score?
- What are the current challenges you're facing in your preparation?
- What are you specific questions about GATE preparation.
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@shreya-p-at-ndey-M5p7u7 • Oct 10, 2017
I have studied for GMAT and scored 730 (96 percentile).
My score break-up is Quant - 50 & Verbal - 38.
The books I referred to prepare for GMAT are -
1) Manhattan GMAT complete - Set of 10 books (Textbook for GMAT)
2) Official Guide to GMAT - Set of 3 books (Question bank for GMAT)
For test series, you may choose Veritas online test series -
Set of 10 mock test for 18 US$
In my opinion, you should give a mock test at the end of every week's preparation, as it will provide an accurate feedback.
If you are a working professional, I would advice go for self-study. You should devote anywhere between 2 months (full time) or 4 months (part-time) to study for GMAT exam.
Focus on the verbal section, as most Indians need a relatively higher focus on the verbal section compared to quant.
Hope my answer helps in your journey to preparing for GMAT. Thanks.