Hey guys, welcome to another video today I’m gonna be giving you the exact day-by-day schedule for how you can go ahead and score 700+ on the GMAT without coaching within two months. And if you are able to put in four to five hours per day, you’re going to be able to see your score boost towards 750+ as well.
Now I assure you, you will not need any other video on this topic, you will not need any other schedule than the one that I will give you, but I want your undivided attention for the next 20 to 25 minutes. On the off chance that you can give me that, I guarantee you, that you won’t require some other prep plan, you will have the total arrangement here. Alright, so right away, how about we start?
Sign Up for Free Study Materials
Let me tell you before we go ahead and get started with the plan that you can go ahead and sign up on ymgrad.com for all the free study material that we are going to be talking about in this video, and at the end of this video, I’ll also tell you how you can go ahead and get the study material. Anyway, so first, what we have to do is we have to start by realizing that hey look, the GMAT without coaching is going to be a time-consuming task, it’s going to be a lot of preparation.
The average student who scores 700+ already studies more than 150 hours, so it’s gonna be a significant investment, and you have to put in four to five hours every single day for the next 60 days, right?
Understanding the GMAT without coaching Commitment
The first thing you’re going to do is you’re going to realize, that even if you don’t have a lot of work-life balance wherever you’re working, maybe you’re interning somewhere, it’s okay. But you have to have some sort of a push for why you should study and put in those four to five hours every single day, okay? And that’s what we’re gonna build right now.
The first step, we’re gonna build that push, and to do that, what you have to do is you have to go ahead and you have to register for the GMAT. You have to book the GMAT, you must book it because it will give you that push.
Building Your Study Motivation
And let me tell you what is the date you should book this test. So, this is today right now when I’m recording, it’s the 27th of March, so I’ll go two months forward from here, I’ll look at the 27th of May, and I’ll look at the next weekend. Okay, the weekend begins on the 29th, alright, and then we have the 31st, that’s the Monday, the upcoming Monday after the weekend, that’s when you book your test. Let me give you a quick reason why.
On Saturday and Sunday, if you have holidays or time off from work, you will be able to revise your concepts, and you will be able to give your mind some ease on those days. Because you don’t have to put in a lot of preparation, you have to be chill on those days, you have to be calm on those days.
So you only revise and you don’t want the pressure of work in your mind on those days. So ensure that the end of the week is not long before your test and your test day is soon after the end of the week. No doubt you can take an off from work on the 31st and you can essentially feel free to pro the test, alright? That’s all there is to it. So book the test, folks, don’t overthink this.
We should continue toward the following piece of your arrangement plan. All in all, the following thing you will do would you’re say you’re feeling free to step through a free fake exam, alright? So, you can search for the GMAT without coaching mock test and you will see that mba.com mock tests will appear somewhere around here, these are the official ones from the creators of the test.
Now this is the one that you need to take first, they are free. Later on, you can buy more if you need to. But for now, what we want to do is we want to take the practice test, you don’t want to take both of them because these are the most accurate tests, so you don’t want to exhaust them. But you want to take one so that you understand a couple of things.
Booking Your GMAT Test
The number one thing you’ll understand is the format of the test. Let me show you the format over here. This is the format, guys, you will need to understand this, it needs to be in your mind. What are these inquiry types and what are they going to ask you? You want to know these, isn’t that so? So these will be something that you comprehend.
The following thing you’ll comprehend is the adaptability that the test gives you at this moment, so there are three orders you can step through the exam in. You need to understand this as well, right? And finally, you’ll understand your weaker areas. Are you out of touch with math? Are you not good at geometry? Is it something else that you’re not good at? Is it IR?
So these things, you will comprehend what is the part that you should invest the most energy into, and you want to comprehend that before you truly feel free to begin planning. So that is the reason these are ridiculously significant. Just take up one mock test and take it today or tomorrow, not later than that.
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Cool, I’m assuming you’ve done that now, and at this point, what we have to do is we have to begin with a preparation series. Now, I don’t recommend going to offline coaching classes because even traveling and all of that is going to take up a significant amount of time when you add it up for both months.
What you instead want to do is you want to build your schedule, and trust me, I guarantee you 100%, it’s possible to score 750+ and even higher actually on the GMAT by preparing all by yourself, you don’t need to rely on any coaching.
But yes, I do recommend taking up some sort of online course, whether it’s self-paced or anything on demand, something like that, you need to have it. So I’ll recommend two or three packages over here. There’s the Manhattan GMAT package, you can go ahead and take that, it has classes, labs, material, and all of that. Now all of these videos are about one hour long, so you can see that there’s a significant amount of investment required over here in terms of time.