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versatile wrote:
KapTeacherEli wrote:
Hi Versatile,

It sounds like you're second guessing yourself, but I don't really see why. You've got a lot of very good resources, you're showing improvement, and you're doing everything right--studying right and wrong answers on your CATs, examining your own strengths and weaknesses, and so on.

To answer a few of your specific questions, work on geometry, as it's somewhat common, but actual coordinate systems are relatively rare and shouldn't be a major focus. And while GMAT Advance is a great resource, it is a complete course, with more than 20 hours of video lessons; I'm not sure how much you'd be able to take advantage of it in the time you have, given the many other resources you're working through.

Good luck with your test and let me know how else I can help!


Thanks for your reply

Two questions, with limited time (my gmat is on 10th Aug) what would you suggest

1) Work on basics again and again to improve my fundamentals
2) Work on gmatclub tests, identify what i get wrong and revise these questions again and again. (from every test i get some 15 odd questions to work on)

would you suggest kaplan advanced book instead of kaplan advanced course ?

How do i assess from time to time that whether i am on track or not ?

thanks

The GMAT Advanced book is great! And definitely, basics is good; generally, redoing questions isn't that productive. You already have seen the answers!
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