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I just recently took the GMAT and was very disappointed in my score. After looking at my score report, it is obvious that math is my clear weakness. I've studied Kaplan, Princeton Review, and Powerprep and still struggle (Did an error log as well). After reading through the forum, I learned about the OG. I went to the website and found an Official Guide Quant review, which is exactly what I was looking for. However, I've been doing the problems and just am not impressed at all. I feel they are much easier than the problems I encountered during my test. I'm wondering if anyone has used this book and what opinions they have about it. I'm scheduled to take the test again in 2 weeks and don't want to mess around with it if it isn't going to prepare me for the types of questions I will encounter. I'm about halfway through the problem solving and DS sections and am feeling that these problems are the types of problems I will encounter during the first 1-2 questions of the test. Anyway, just looking for some opinions on this book...anyone?
Thanks!
I just recently took the GMAT and was very disappointed in my score. After looking at my score report, it is obvious that math is my clear weakness. I've studied Kaplan, Princeton Review, and Powerprep and still struggle (Did an error log as well). After reading through the forum, I learned about the OG. I went to the website and found an Official Guide Quant review, which is exactly what I was looking for. However, I've been doing the problems and just am not impressed at all. I feel they are much easier than the problems I encountered during my test. I'm wondering if anyone has used this book and what opinions they have about it. I'm scheduled to take the test again in 2 weeks and don't want to mess around with it if it isn't going to prepare me for the types of questions I will encounter. I'm about halfway through the problem solving and DS sections and am feeling that these problems are the types of problems I will encounter during the first 1-2 questions of the test. Anyway, just looking for some opinions on this book...anyone?
Thanks!
06 Sep 2005, 15:40
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I'm in similar boat. Going to take GMAT second time next month. Quant is my weakness.
Anyway, to answer your quesiton, I am EXTREMELY dissapointed in the OG quant book. I'm actually insulted by it. It contains very few questions (only about 100 DS), and they are very easy. Because the questions get progessively more difficult in the book, there's only about 15 hard questions for DS and a few more for PS.
What a waste!
Anyway, to answer your quesiton, I am EXTREMELY dissapointed in the OG quant book. I'm actually insulted by it. It contains very few questions (only about 100 DS), and they are very easy. Because the questions get progessively more difficult in the book, there's only about 15 hard questions for DS and a few more for PS.
What a waste!
12 Sep 2005, 07:22
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I suggest you sign up for GMAT Clubs Challenges, pay the fee to get access to all the past ones, and take every single one. You won't find harder math problems anywhere else! Also check out Veritas' Project GMAT book, good book but second to the challenge problems...
