Best resources for advanced quant questions?

Question

Hi guys, I'm in the last week of my preparation and I'm trying to understand what resources I should favor for level 700-800 questions:
-Workouts in Advanced Quant by Manhattan (16 workouts, 10 questions each)
-700-800 level questions from OG and Quantitative review, selected using GMATclub
-GMATclub CATs

I would choose 2 of them since I haven't sufficient time for all three.
Please if you can, explain the reasons why you would prefer one to another.

GmatKnightTutor · Answer

Might be good to stay with Official Questions.

Hatakekakashi · Answer

The manhattan advanced quants are way too difficult and above the level of the GMAT in some cases, so it is better to stick with OG and GMATclub CATs

I'd say first finish the GMATclub CATs to brush all your topics and then solve OG questions to get the real feel of the exam as you are near to the actual date of your exam

Good luck!

Nik11 · Answer

Thanks guys

Are 45 and 46 good scores for GMAT club CATs?

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Hatakekakashi · Answer

I'd say no, because you want to maximize your score, look at where and why you went wrong and note down formulas or concepts and I'm sure you'll do well in the actual. Do not go by the 45 or 46 go for the concepts you are learning and the questions you can confidently solve

Regards, 
HK

Nik11 · Answer

Yes sure, I always revise each mistake and get the best from it
But I thought 45-46 in these tests wasn't so bad
I know that I should aim for 49-50, but aren't these tests much more difficult than the actual?

Hatakekakashi · Answer

It's not bad but it's not good I'd say 48 is good Why aim for 49-50? Aim for 51 and yes they are slightly difficult but your goal is to learn and keep learning Regards, HK PS - If you aim for the stars you may reach the moon (stars are farther away from the moon

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Nik11 · Answer

Oh sure definetely agree, but I have 4 days left🤣

Anyway thank you for your help!

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Hatakekakashi · Answer

Do you have your actual gmat exam in 4 days?

Nik11 · Answer

Unfortunately yes

Hatakekakashi · Answer

don't try to learn anything new.. Stick to one day revision of OG and all the concepts you've learnt

Make sure you train your brain i.e. if your slot is 10 am to 1 pm, study or be active during these hours and try to take one mock asap during that time preferably 2 days before

The day before the exam, be relaxed and make sure you have everything you need and get some rest

Good luck

Nik11 · Answer

I appreciate your support
That was exactly my plan, with the exception that I'm trying to leverage these last days before the "pivotal 2" before the test day.
Today I have a Mock and another one 2 days before the test
The day before I will revise some concepts but with a very low intensive schedule (I think just 3 hours of studying)

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Hatakekakashi · Answer

Take it easy

Focus on the positives and good luck

What matters is your performance on the actual day so make mistakes now and not on that day

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