How many hours per day should I study to crack GMAT?

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In order to crack GMAT in one go with a good score, you should begin preparing for GMAT exam at least 6 months before the exam date. Everyday you should target 1-2 hours for six months dedicatedly. Plus, attempt as many mock tests as possible in this duration. 

You must plan your GMAT preparation wel

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