🕒Understand your body clock and schedule your study time accordingly.
📚Avoid binge studying and focus on quality practice.
⏰Prioritize the areas of the GMAT that will take the longest to improve.
🌴Maintain a work-life balance and make time for leisure activities.
🗣️Communicate with your supervisor and colleagues about your GMAT goals to get their support.
How many hours should I study for the GMAT while working full time?
—It is recommended to study for about 15 hours a week, with 2 hours per weekday and 3-4 hours on the weekend.
Should I study my weaknesses or my strengths first?
—Start with the areas that will take the longest to improve, usually the verbal section, critical reasoning, and reading comprehension.
Is it okay to study on weekends?
—Yes, it is important to have dedicated study time on weekends, but make sure to also leave time for relaxation and leisure activities.
How do I stay motivated during GMAT preparation?
—Set realistic goals, break your study sessions into smaller tasks, and reward yourself for accomplishing milestones.
Should I inform my boss and coworkers about my GMAT goals?
—Yes, it is beneficial to communicate your goals with your supervisor and coworkers to receive their support and understanding.
00:02Balancing work and GMAT studies can be challenging.
02:20Understand your body clock and schedule your study time accordingly.
05:59Avoid binge studying and focus on quality practice.
07:03Prioritize the areas of the GMAT that will take the longest to improve.
09:31Maintain a work-life balance and make time for leisure activities.
