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Hello mates! 
I'm planning to start my preparation process for the GMAT.
I think I'll adhere to bb's advice to devote first month to Math section, second to Verbal and third will be spent on tactic and other stuff...
I'll be approaching Math SC problems by defining, at the first place, what Math's topic is tested by the given problem and remembering everything I know about it, thus after a while these knowledge will be easy and what is more important promptly accessible inside my head. To be able to refer to something, I need to have all this information put in one place, so I can either buy a book, like MGMAT Math foundation, or try to collect necessary informatioin on this forum and structure it. The second optition is more time consuming, though it's free of charge . What would you guys suggest?
Are the GMAT's covered Math topics limited to the following list?
1. Equations
2. Quadratic equations
3. Word problems
4. Divisibility - very helpful
5. Exponents and roots - helpful as well
6. Fractions
7. Fractions, decimals, and percents
8. Beyond equations
9. Geometry (very extensive section
Thanks in advance!
PS. Providing relevant links to the issue raised is highly appreciated!
I'm planning to start my preparation process for the GMAT.
I think I'll adhere to bb's advice to devote first month to Math section, second to Verbal and third will be spent on tactic and other stuff...
I'll be approaching Math SC problems by defining, at the first place, what Math's topic is tested by the given problem and remembering everything I know about it, thus after a while these knowledge will be easy and what is more important promptly accessible inside my head
. To be able to refer to something, I need to have all this information put in one place, so I can either buy a book, like MGMAT Math foundation, or try to collect necessary informatioin on this forum and structure it. The second optition is more time consuming, though it's free of charge . What would you guys suggest?Are the GMAT's covered Math topics limited to the following list?
1. Equations
2. Quadratic equations
3. Word problems
4. Divisibility - very helpful
5. Exponents and roots - helpful as well
6. Fractions
7. Fractions, decimals, and percents
8. Beyond equations
9. Geometry (very extensive section
Thanks in advance!
PS. Providing relevant links to the issue raised is highly appreciated!
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