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Hi! I'm going to begin with step 1 preparation very soon. I'm targetting mid-October. I will finish first reading ( will do only the text, no vid lecs for the first read) by Apr end, 2nd reading by June end (this time along with vid lecs). 3rd reading in Jul and 4th in Aug. In Sep i'll do online q banks and stuff. I will post a detailed schedule on here very soon.
Anyone with similar plans is welcome to join me for online discussions.
PS: I'm not sure if i've got this right, and comments abt this schedule are welcome from all who read this .
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| CristinaCol
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I would recommend you to test yourself between readings to find out what subjects are harder for you when they show up in a question stem. Don't make the mistake of starting to do questions only after your 3 readings, because some subjects you can nail them just with one. Hope it helps, and good luck on your test.
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| hitesh
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Hi cristina, thanks for the tip, really appreciate it. I guess u r right. It'll definitely help to know where I stand after each reading. And then, i can always plan my next reading accordingly. Hey , could you pls suggest me a schedule based on the pattern i suggested above. I'm not too sure as to how much time should i give to each subject.
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| CristinaCol
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a question on biochemistry counts as much as a question on behavioral sciences, so give each subject a decent first reading, just in case you decide not to read it a second or third time. I would suggest you to set a daily goal. I started with 20 pages/day and it was a struggle some times, but it keeps you on a predictable pace and it cultivates discipline in your study.
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| hitesh
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i'll do that. thank you!
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