3 months.
Yeah, 3 months is the duration of study you should target. This is considering you are currently working, spending about 8 hrs a day in office. 2 hours a day is good for a start (probably the first month), gradually stepping it up to 4 hrs over the months. Oh yeah I forgot to mention weekends a little over 5 hours should be good! (you’ll be giving mock tests on weekends).
Anything more than 3 months and you’ll find it a drag and might just lose interest. Remember….. Give your GMAT when YOU think you are ready. If you feel your date is too close, get it rescheduled. Maybe by a couple of weeks, not more!
Initially I had booked my GMAT on Aug 25th. By the first week of Aug, I felt I wasn’t ready and rescheduled to Sept 17th. That did make a difference!
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Thanks a lot Daniel for spending time to help people like me who are new to this whole GMAT thingy...
You deserve a toast!
hii,may i know which books are best to practice GMAT
Your post was a great help, thanks a lot !!
Please can u suggest which mock test i should take for Gmat , which scores parallel to the Gmat exam
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