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We would recommend you to break your entire GMAT preparation journey into 3 components:- 1. Pre - preparation Stage 2. Actual Preparation Stage 3. Post - Preparation Stage In the Pre - Preparation Stage, we would recommend you to focus on improving the following two things so that it helps...
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We would recommend you to break your entire GMAT preparation journey into 3 components:-
 
1. Pre - preparation Stage
2. Actual Preparation Stage
3. Post - Preparation Stage 
 
In the Pre - Preparation Stage, we would recommend you to focus on improving the following two things so that it helps you perform well in the GMAT exam and gives you an edge over the other candidates.
 
1. Mental Math (Squares, Cubes, Multiplication Tables)
2. Vocabulary Building (Word Power Made Easy - Norman Lewis)
 
During the Actual Preparation Stage, we would like you to do the following things:-
 
1. Design an excellent Study Plan
2. Learn all the Quant, Verbal, AWA and IR Concepts thoroughly.
3. Practice questions from as many sources as possible to test your concepts and their application.
 
(We would recommend you to practice from Author Books and not just Classes Study Material, since the Classes Study Material most of the times does not match the difficulty level of the actual paper.)
 
During the Post Preparation Stage, we recommend you to do the following:-
 
1. Take Multiple Mock Tests
2. Review each one of them thoroughly.
 
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We would recommend you to break your entire GMAT preparation journey into 3 components:- 1. Pre - preparation Stage 2. Actual Preparation Stage 3. Post - Preparation Stage In the Pre - Preparation Stage, we would recommend you to focus on improving the following two things so that it helps...
read more
We would recommend you to break your entire GMAT preparation journey into 3 components:-
 
1. Pre - preparation Stage
2. Actual Preparation Stage
3. Post - Preparation Stage 
 
In the Pre - Preparation Stage, we would recommend you to focus on improving the following two things so that it helps you perform well in the GMAT exam and gives you an edge over the other candidates.
 
1. Mental Math (Squares, Cubes, Multiplication Tables)
2. Vocabulary Building (Word Power Made Easy - Norman Lewis)
 
During the Actual Preparation Stage, we would like you to do the following things:-
 
1. Design an excellent Study Plan
2. Learn all the Quant, Verbal, AWA and IR Concepts thoroughly.
3. Practice questions from as many sources as possible to test your concepts and their application.
 
(We would recommend you to practice from Author Books and not just Classes Study Material, since the Classes Study Material most of the times does not match the difficulty level of the actual paper.)
 
During the Post Preparation Stage, we recommend you to do the following:-
 
1. Take Multiple Mock Tests
2. Review each one of them thoroughly.
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