The document provides a study plan to prepare for English and math exams. It recommends buying specific books and guides for English, including TOEFL, SAT, GRE, and GMAT, as well as math books. It outlines a schedule to finish the TOEFL and SAT grammar books within 2 weeks, memorize vocabulary words daily from Word Smart, practice reading comprehension and sentence correction from GMAT guides within a month, and complete a math question bank and bible within a month with revisions. It also suggests studying analytical reasoning after making progress in math, and taking mock tests to assess progress.
The document provides a study plan to prepare for English and math exams. It recommends buying specific books and guides for English, including TOEFL, SAT, GRE, and GMAT, as well as math books. It outlines a schedule to finish the TOEFL and SAT grammar books within 2 weeks, memorize vocabulary words daily from Word Smart, practice reading comprehension and sentence correction from GMAT guides within a month, and complete a math question bank and bible within a month with revisions. It also suggests studying analytical reasoning after making progress in math, and taking mock tests to assess progress.
The document provides a study plan to prepare for English and math exams. It recommends buying specific books and guides for English, including TOEFL, SAT, GRE, and GMAT, as well as math books. It outlines a schedule to finish the TOEFL and SAT grammar books within 2 weeks, memorize vocabulary words daily from Word Smart, practice reading comprehension and sentence correction from GMAT guides within a month, and complete a math question bank and bible within a month with revisions. It also suggests studying analytical reasoning after making progress in math, and taking mock tests to assess progress.
a. English: i. GMAT review/ Official GMAT guide (any of these works) ii. GRE Big Book iii. Cliffs TOEFL iv. Word Smart 1 & 2 v. SAT Grammar by Erica Meltzer b. Maths: i. Mentors Qbank ii. Nova’s GRE Math Bible iii. For Analytical, GRE Big Book will suffice. 2. Try to finish Cliffs TOEFL and SAT grammar asap within 2 weeks. Start with TOEFL and then move on to SAT grammar. These two will help you ace Sentence Correction and Error Detection. 3. Memorize vocabs from Word Smart. . Try to learn 40-50 words every day. Learn how to use them in a sentence. 4. Practice Reading Comprehension and Sentence Correction from the GMAT review. Try to finish within a month. 5. For maths, try to finish Qbank within a month and then have a revision. After revising twice, go through the math bible. 6.i should start analytical, preferably after you have made quite a progress in maths. Study puzzles from GRE Big Book, Data Sufficiency and Critical Reasoning from GMAT. 7. And lastly, attend mock tests online/offline to assess progress and build up confidence.