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For some odd reasons i have chosen to take GMAT exam to pursue my carrier in management but i am stuck at a crossroads either to give away GMAT or fight the beast of quant. i haven't had my maths classes since 10th grade which is a big fear factor. To cover that up i went through all the MGAMT quant book and made notes about formulas and tactics but when i started to practice at GMAT club the fear of maths again crept in. I am currently solving 600-700 level questions but the dilemma here is that I am taking 6-7 minutes to solve the question which are on low difficulty of 600-700. I have talked to no of people here on gmat club all of them have advised me to keep practicing as the concepts will get absorbed over period of time and question patterns will start to develop i have solved 100 question from PS but still i haven't been able to map the pattern and to reduce the overall time of my solution.
If some expert could guide and help me out of my dilemma and solve this myth of pattern in GMAT. i would be very thankful. My target is 700
If some expert could guide and help me out of my dilemma and solve this myth of pattern in GMAT. i would be very thankful. My target is 700
10 Sep 2018, 06:35
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bangalorelover
I wouldn't call it a myth. As a standardized test, the GMAT is all about pattern recognition.
You should continue practicing, but you could also look at working with a tutor.
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AjiteshArun bundle of thanks for replying back as far as my verbal is concerned i am ok with it i can see patterns but when it comes to quant and i am having problem specially the problems particular to fractions, multiples and rates. every questions has to looked at from different angle and then doing mathematical calculations takes lot of time, even in questions with difficulty 20 i am kaing about 7-8 min.
