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12 Aug 2006, 21:56
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Hi,
I'm at the 48-48 level on the math section. What should I do (apart from the challenges and Kaplan) for math?
Any tips appreciated....
I'm at the 48-48 level on the math section. What should I do (apart from the challenges and Kaplan) for math?
Any tips appreciated....
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13 Aug 2006, 00:09
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I feel KAPLAN is easier. In 2006 premier edition, I got 100% correct in PS and 98% correct in DS.
Looking at your posts, I can see you are good at maths. Keep solving the problems at the forum and concentrate on avoiding stupid mistakes. I am sure you must be making many.
In almost all tests I make on an average two silly mistakes. Maths is all about practice. I more thing is do not leave maths for more than 2-3 days. This goona kill you. As soon as you leave maths for more than a week you have to invest some extra time to refresh many of the concepts.
Good luck!!!
Looking at your posts, I can see you are good at maths. Keep solving the problems at the forum and concentrate on avoiding stupid mistakes. I am sure you must be making many.
In almost all tests I make on an average two silly mistakes. Maths is all about practice. I more thing is do not leave maths for more than 2-3 days. This goona kill you. As soon as you leave maths for more than a week you have to invest some extra time to refresh many of the concepts.
Good luck!!!
13 Aug 2006, 00:42
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You're at the 90th percentile already. Unless it is imperative that you get a brilliant Q score, work harder on V.
If you need to get a 50 or 51, and you've done all the GMAT prep material out there, you could try tutoring HS or GMAT students. When you tutor, you learn a lot. Also, ask at your local HS for practice materials for math competitions (ASHME) or look on the web. I've just done so, and there's lots. Don't practice Q's with trigonometry or logarithms, as those topics won't be tested
In other words, I realize that my brain gets lazy pretty soon and I need to train it to keep going.
