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23 Jan 2021, 02:43
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Hi all GMAT test takers, moderators, mentors, and anyone using this awesome platform.
Got a few questions:
1) I'm learning Quant from Manhattan guide books and GMAT club Math book. Have found/felt the materials sufficient so far. Also considering Ultimate Quant Megathread by Bunuel ( after finishing those). Besides practicing OG questions ( using filter option I'm practicing sub-600 level and I intend to move to next level once I get 90% accuracy). SO, IS THE APPROACH ALRIGHT AND COULD IT BE BETTER ?
2) For verbal Manhattan SC guide books are enough i believe. Powerscore for CR. RC is giving me trouble. Intend on utilizing any free platforms/subscriptions. And similar approach for verbal as with quant. SO, IS THE APPROACH ALRIGHT, AND COULD IT BE BETTER?
We are all in this battle together. Lets defeat GMAT.
Got a few questions:
1) I'm learning Quant from Manhattan guide books and GMAT club Math book. Have found/felt the materials sufficient so far. Also considering Ultimate Quant Megathread by Bunuel ( after finishing those). Besides practicing OG questions ( using filter option I'm practicing sub-600 level and I intend to move to next level once I get 90% accuracy). SO, IS THE APPROACH ALRIGHT AND COULD IT BE BETTER ?
2) For verbal Manhattan SC guide books are enough i believe. Powerscore for CR. RC is giving me trouble. Intend on utilizing any free platforms/subscriptions. And similar approach for verbal as with quant. SO, IS THE APPROACH ALRIGHT, AND COULD IT BE BETTER?
We are all in this battle together. Lets defeat GMAT.
shameekv1989
GMAT 3: 720 Q50 V38
Posts: 816
24 Jan 2021, 10:30
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Tenet :- This approach is exactly what I followed and the one that helped me reach 720. Though just a suggestion, add in few 600-700 level questions as well in your practice from a non-official source. Aim for 100% accuracy in sub-600 and >85% for 600-700 level questions. Only then move to 700 level questions.
Additionally, move on to a next topic only when you have achieved your accuracy targets for that particular topic. Once you have completed all the topics, you can start taking all the sections i.e. CR, RC and SC together in 8 CRs, 4 passages and 15 SCs at a go.
All the best!!
