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13 Jun 2012, 17:26
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I'm retaking my GMAT mid-July and I'm trying to figure out the best use of my time to increase my quant score.
Currently I'm scoring around Q45-46. My error log doesn't show any significant weaknesses, rather I'm performing about the same in all quant areas.
I want to spend about 3 weeks to fully dedicate on quant. What is the best approach to increase my quant score within these 3 weeks?
I purchased MGMAT advanced quant but I've read that might be a little more than I need. Any suggestions would be golden!
Currently I'm scoring around Q45-46. My error log doesn't show any significant weaknesses, rather I'm performing about the same in all quant areas.
I want to spend about 3 weeks to fully dedicate on quant. What is the best approach to increase my quant score within these 3 weeks?
I purchased MGMAT advanced quant but I've read that might be a little more than I need. Any suggestions would be golden!
14 Jun 2012, 07:08
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Hi there Clicks,
My impression of the highest-level Quant questions on the GMAT was that they required a reasonably strong familiarity with the quantitative concepts tested. I'm not sure about the exact variety of questions available in the MGMAT books, but it seems to me that it may not be the most effective - or, at least, efficient - approach to simply try to run your way through the entire stack in hope of being prepared for the same types of questions on the actual GMAT.
Rather, it might be better to just reinforce your grasp of the basic concepts relevant to the GMAT, and develop your facility with them to a point where you can apply them in a wide variety of situations. The MGMAT questions which you have might come in handy here, but you'll have to make sure that when you try them out and check your responses against the suggested answers, you understand exactly why it is you were correct/wrong.
Hope this helps, and best of luck with your next GMAT!
- MrFong
My impression of the highest-level Quant questions on the GMAT was that they required a reasonably strong familiarity with the quantitative concepts tested. I'm not sure about the exact variety of questions available in the MGMAT books, but it seems to me that it may not be the most effective - or, at least, efficient - approach to simply try to run your way through the entire stack in hope of being prepared for the same types of questions on the actual GMAT.
Rather, it might be better to just reinforce your grasp of the basic concepts relevant to the GMAT, and develop your facility with them to a point where you can apply them in a wide variety of situations. The MGMAT questions which you have might come in handy here, but you'll have to make sure that when you try them out and check your responses against the suggested answers, you understand exactly why it is you were correct/wrong.
Hope this helps, and best of luck with your next GMAT!
- MrFong
