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Whether you have two months, one month, or even just a week left before the exam, you can turn to the experts at CliffsNotes for a trusted and achievable cram plan to ace the GMAT—without ever breaking a sweat!

First, you'll determine exactly how much time you have left to prepare for the exam. Then, you'll turn to the two-month, one-month, or one-week cram plan for week-by-week and day-by-day schedules of the best way to focus your study according to your unique timeline.

Each stand-alone plan includes:

Diagnostic test–helps you pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses soyou can focus your review on the topics in which you need the most help

Subject reviews–cover everything you can expect on the actual exam:analysis of an issue; analysis of an argument; quantitative ability; andverbal ability

Full-length practice test with answers and detailed explanations–a simulated GMAT exam with scoring guide gives you an authentictest-taking experience

Test-prep essentials from the experts at CliffsNotes®

I. Diagnostic Test.

II. Two-Month Cram Plan.

III. One-Month Cram Plan.

IV. One-Week Cram Plan.

V. Analysis of an Issue.

VI. Analysis of an Argument.

VIII. Critical Reasoning.

IX. Sentence Correction.

X. Quantitative Section.

XI. Problem Solving.

XII. Data Sufficiency Questions.

XIII. Full-Length Practice Test with Answer Explanations.