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Hi. I'm doing the EGMAT quant right now. I am just finishing up alg. I'm worried that I'm not having enough questions for each subject. I have done each subject twice but the second (or third) time around I start to remember things. I am still doing the work to solve them but it's a lot easier when you have an idea of what they want you to do from remembering the problems before.
Where do you guys go for extra questions? I've also noticed that I'm quite good at easy/medium questions but i fall apart on hard questions. Any tips for getting better at hard q's
I'm also wondering how you know your V and Q rankings. I took a practice test on gmat prep but I don't see where it says the V40 or Q51. It just says the percentage and how many you got right.
Where do you guys go for extra questions? I've also noticed that I'm quite good at easy/medium questions but i fall apart on hard questions. Any tips for getting better at hard q's
I'm also wondering how you know your V and Q rankings. I took a practice test on gmat prep but I don't see where it says the V40 or Q51. It just says the percentage and how many you got right.
