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Need help in Quants...please help..

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Need help in Quants...please help.. [#permalink] New post   16 Apr 2010, 22:39
Hi,
i have done my gmat about a month ago(second time) and my score is 340 Q(12,2%), V(22,28%)...before that i scored a 360 Q(22) V(15)...went down..

i have OG11,online 800score course and kaplan gmat book...all i need is a score of 450 please help me..i am planning to take the test again in mid june..i need help in quants...

i am not feeling shy to say that i couldn't even do the very basic arthmatic problem in the test...i know im very poor in basics but was able to do well while practicing..

i bought kaplan math workbook...please let me know how can i make it to 450..



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Re: Need help in Quants...please help.. [#permalink] New post   16 Apr 2010, 23:10
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Hi,
i have done my gmat about a month ago(second time) and my score is 340 Q(12,2%), V(22,28%)...before that i scored a 360 Q(22) V(15)...went down..

i have OG11,online 800score course and kaplan gmat book...all i need is a score of 450 please help me..i am planning to take the test again in mid june..i need help in quants...

i am not feeling shy to say that i couldn't even do the very basic arthmatic problem in the test...i know im very poor in basics but was able to do well while practicing..

i bought kaplan math workbook...please let me know how can i make it to 450..


For quant go through all the topics from Kaplan math workbook, and donot switch to other unless you are clear with the previous one.
Do examples with each topic.
Once you are done with that, check out this gmatclub math book gmat-math-book-87417.html

Do participate in math forums, you can check different tags using this link
viewforumtags.php

You should also improve verbal, as small increase in verbal can significantly increase the overall score.
Go through manhattan SC book, CR/RC tips on this forum.
If you have time then you can go through powerscore CR bible(only if you are aiming 600+ else CR/RC tips on this forum will help)
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Re: Need help in Quants...please help.. [#permalink] New post   16 Apr 2010, 23:33
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Mr gurupreet...thank you..i will finish the kaplan work book and then go for gmat math book..

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Re: Need help in Quants...please help.. [#permalink] New post   16 Apr 2010, 23:39
ponugoti wrote:
+1 kudos

Mr gurupreet...thank you..i will finish the kaplan work book and then go for gmat math book..

thnks


Just remember one thing...never give up. There are some G Takers who improved from 400 -700+. Some already have concepts cleared from high school and some have to workout now. But ultimately one has to clear them .. :wink:

PS: Manhattan math guides are also good especially number theory and word translations. After you are done with both kaplan and gmat math book check your quant level by any diagnostic test and if you feel you need to improve more you can use the manhattan books as well. But remember concepts are not built in one day, so give yourself some time and check your improvement by targeting your weak areas.
Its really easy to advice but very difficult to implement, the same problem i m suffering with Verbal :cry:



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