As per your request here I am providing you information about that, How to Study for GMAT in 3 Months (Along with weeks schedules).


Here is the 3 Month GMAT Prep Plan:
Week 1:
Take a diagnostic practice test to see where you stand overall.

Learn the basic parameters of each section including scoring and question types.

Weeks 2 – 4:
Do as many practice problems as possible for each section and read explanations for any wrong answers.

The goal is not just to see whether you are better at Verbal or Quant, but specifically which sections (Critical Reasoning, Sentence Correction) and which question types (strengthening arguments, usage of idioms) are the most difficult for you.

Weeks 4 – 8:
Now that you have a lot of practice questions under your belt, you want to focus on the bigger ideas behind them.

If Sentence Correction is killing you, work through a good guide to essential GMAT grammar rules.

If Data Sufficiency algebra is your weak spot, then crack open a math textbook and brush up on your fundamentals.

During this middle phase you should keep doing practice problems for every section — not just the ones you struggle with — but the real goal should be mastering the content.

Weeks 9 – 12:
For the last month, focus on strategy.

Try plugging in numbers on the Problem Solving section.

Work on sketching quick outlines for passages in RC.

Practice negating assumptions in CR.

These methods don’t involve mastery of any GMAT material, but they can save you serious time once you have them down.

Final Week:
The final week before the GMAT is best spent working on your timing strategies.

Complete entire sections of the GMAT and time yourself so that you have a sense of how long you should spend on each question type.

Don’t try to learn complex new math concepts or test-taking strategies during this period; instead, prepare yourself mentally and emotionally by getting more sleep and maintaining healthy eating habits.

Shorten your study sessions and reduce your stress, but make time to review the essentials.

Here am providing you a sample paper of this exam;

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