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Will focus on quant going to buy TOTAL GMAT MATH................Guys pls suggest is it right a step completed
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Improving from 550-650 does not require a lot of advanced material for quant, but careful, patient, and smart study of the basic material like the
MGMAT set and OG13. Try to sole
OG problems in sets of 30 each and time yourself (time pressure is very important). After every set go over the explanations even for your correct answers and compare approaches that you used to the official approaches. Sometimes the technique we learn in school are not optimum for soling GMAT problems in under 2 minutes, try to learn newer techniques which may be uncomfortable at first but will benefit your timing in the long run.
For Verbal, go over the Basic Grammar rules. The
Gmat Club Grammar books if free and is an excellent recourse. Go through it patiently and spend a good amount of time learning the basics. Read the SC guide at least twice before you take another CAT. Sentence correction can easily be improved upon if you spend time to learn and revise the rules.
CR and RC are more instinctive. If they do not come naturally to you, go over the Power Score or
MGMAT CR book in depth, make your notes for rules and go over a chapter every day until you are able to master the various categories of questions. Again no need to do anything special or extra (such as LSAT questions or CR500 , 1000 or 1 million etc
). Practice Strategic reading - Try to go to the website of publications such as The economist, Wall street journal etc, and read articles and try to summarize each para in 1-2 lines ..
It is pretty safe to say that one does not really need ADVANCED prep material over and above the
MGMAT guides,
OG's , GMATCLUB forum questions (not club tests) and other free material available on the internet in order to get to 650. The aim should be to PRACTICE PRACTICE and PRACTICE the basics and attempt in a timed condition EASY - MEDIUM difficulty level questions .
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