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Hi, does anyone know a good source from where I can study number properties for GMAT?
You can watch udit saini number properties lecture on youtube. Although he teaches Cat portion but the same can you use for gmat
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Hi, does anyone know a good source from where I can study number properties for GMAT?

Check here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/ultimate-gma ... 44512.html
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@Bunuel, I wanted to appear for a sectional test in old version (Non Enhanced), So I switched to old interface using the "Go Back" button the on the header of the Practical Tests page. I can see in the test results that it is still enhanced version. Is there a way I can give my tests via old algorithm?
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I explore that one I need particular major help in that section so some easy sources
This may sound old-school, but I feel going through a good CR book is actually one of the most effective ways to prep for CR. In your case, Manhattan Prep books should be helpful. You can either check out their latest GMAT All the Verbal, in which they start from some CR foundations and then go into comprehensive coverage of each CR question types. Or alternatively, their 6th edition books (around 2014-2015) are still perfectly useable. You can get two separate books - a CR guide and GMAT Verbal Foundation. If you can find 2nd-hand copies in your market, the cost is usually pretty reasonable.

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I am really struggling with Quant? How to go about it in a structured approach?
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> I explore that one I need particular major help in that section so some easy sources
This may sound old-school, but I feel going through a good CR book is actually one of the most effective ways to prep for CR. In your case, Manhattan Prep books should be helpful. You can either check out their latest GMAT All the Verbal, in which they start from some CR foundations and then go into comprehensive coverage of each CR question types. Or alternatively, their 6th edition books (around 2014-2015) are still perfectly useable. You can get two separate books - a CR guide and GMAT Verbal Foundation. If you can find 2nd-hand copies in your market, the cost is usually pretty reasonable.
Is the book 'all the verbal' same as the individual guides?
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Is the book ’all the verbal’ same as the individual guides?
The All the Verbal book actually combines two (previously) individual guides - CR and RC, and throws in relevant CR and RC chapters from their Verbal Foundation book. So it’s essentially a 3-in-1.
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I am really struggling with Quant? How to go about it in a structured approach?
Which topics specifically?
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Hello everyone,

I am currently preparing for the GMAT using e-GMAT. While the platform is okayish, I often find myself getting stuck on study decisions, strategy, prioritization, and understanding how to move forward efficiently. As a result, I spend a lot of time figuring things out on my own.

I am looking for a mentor (not a coach or another course) who has achieved a strong GMAT score and has experience guiding aspirants. I need someone with whom I can discuss my preparation strategy, review my progress weekly, analyze mock tests, identify weaknesses, and help me stay on the right track.

The goal is not to learn concepts from scratch but to have an experienced person who can provide direction, accountability, and strategic guidance alongside my e-GMAT preparation.

Ideally, I would prefer someone based in Gujarat so that I can meet periodically in person, though I am open to online interactions as well.

If you are such a mentor or can recommend someone, I would be very grateful.

Thank you.
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