The grocery list effect

I'm planning to do only Quantum CAT, LSAT CR and RC and OG RC for some time, till the mid of  June. I would also improve on the areas I'm not so good at. Probability, Geometry, Inequalities and Overlapping Sets. Then, I would start with MGMAT books. I want to increase my speed and accuracy in Quant and also my speed with verbal. I'm sure I'll forget things if I start with MGMAT right away. Also, I have my courses in Calculus and Maths to complete by June mid. So to balance both tasks, I will concentrate on Quantum CAT now and MGMAT after June 20th.

Quantum CAT

Flipkart delivered a copy of the Quantum CAT today. I have to start working out problems from this book, as I have heard good reviews about it. I hope it would help me improve my speed in Quant.

Planning for GMAT

1. One chapter from the MGMAT Quant guides every day. 
2. One chapter from the MGMAT SC / Powerscore CR every two days
3. OG questions for each quant chapter.
4. OG questions for each verbal chapter. 
5. 25 questions from Quantum CAT every day.
6. One OG RC passage and one LSAT RC passage and error review every day.
7. 12 questions in LSAT CR and error review every day.
8. One session of Thursdays with Ron every day.
9. One gmat club test every day from the first week of June. 
10. One full length test every week from the first week of June. 

Books for the GMAT

For the GMAT, I've purchased all the usual suspects. The OG-12, the OG quant and verbal review books, the Manhattan GMAT guides, the Powerscore CR bible and Kaplan 800.

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