A Comprehensive 13-Week GMAT Study Plan - Everything You Need to Know

TLDRLearn all about the 13-week GMAT study plan, including an introduction, 10 tips for success, and a Q&A session. The study plan is designed to replicate tutoring and help you optimize your study time using official materials.

Key insights

📚The study plan is designed to replicate tutoring and provide the same level of guidance and support.

⏱️The study plan is intensive and requires a commitment of about 15 hours per week.

📝The study plan focuses on eliminating careless errors and improving your process.

🔢The plan is structured to focus on the biggest threats to your score, starting with foundational topics and gradually moving to more challenging ones.

👥Study groups and Study Buddies are available to provide support and discussion throughout the study plan.

Q&A

Is the study plan suitable for all GMAT test-takers?

—The study plan is designed for test-takers scoring in the 500 to low 600 range with a goal of reaching 700 or above. If your situation differs, it might be best to consider alternative study plans.

How can I customize the study plan to fit my needs?

—The study plan provides plenty of optional material and allows you to choose what is most relevant to your weaknesses. The detailed guides provided each week will help you interpret your results and make informed decisions.

How can I make the most of my study time with the limited official materials?

—The study plan is designed to carefully meter out the official materials and ensure you use them effectively. It provides guidance on when to use practice tests and other resources to optimize your studying.

What can I expect from the Q&A session?

—The Q&A session provides an opportunity for you to ask any questions related to the study plan or the GMAT in general. It is recommended to save up your questions and make use of this valuable resource.

How can I join a study group or find a Study Buddy?

—We will facilitate study groups and help you connect with other test-takers who are following the same study plan. You can find more information on how to join or create a study group on the GMAT Club forum.

Timestamped Summary

00:00The video introduces the 13-week GMAT study plan and explains its purpose and structure.

10:30The video provides 10 tips for success with the study plan, including advice on time management and effective use of resources.

20:45The video includes a Q&A session where viewers can ask questions related to the study plan and the GMAT.

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