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27 Oct 2015, 07:59
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Hello everyone!
It's my first time taking the GMAT. I am taking it in 7 weeks. I just bought the Official GMAT books 2015, and have gone section by section - I'm done with the Quant section and all the practice problems, and now finishing verbal in probably a week or so. Since I discovered this forum yesterday I've been reading a lot of posts, and one mentioned not to just do the OG problems as practice. I've read that the Manhattan books are good for strategies and such.
I'm doing only average on the Quant section, so I'd like more strategies, tips & tricks to get through that section faster. What books would you recommend specifically? I'm planning on starting to take full-length tests in about 3 weeks, leaving me some time to review everything until then.
What would be your strategy in studying for the test from now on?
Thank you for your help, I really appreciate it!!
It's my first time taking the GMAT. I am taking it in 7 weeks. I just bought the Official GMAT books 2015, and have gone section by section - I'm done with the Quant section and all the practice problems, and now finishing verbal in probably a week or so. Since I discovered this forum yesterday I've been reading a lot of posts, and one mentioned not to just do the OG problems as practice. I've read that the Manhattan books are good for strategies and such.
I'm doing only average on the Quant section, so I'd like more strategies, tips & tricks to get through that section faster. What books would you recommend specifically? I'm planning on starting to take full-length tests in about 3 weeks, leaving me some time to review everything until then.
What would be your strategy in studying for the test from now on?
Thank you for your help, I really appreciate it!!
27 Oct 2015, 08:15
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Start by taking a practice exam now. Determine your baseline and your areas of weakness - content area by content area (the strategy guides outline the content areas). Attack your weaknesses and take another exam to determine your new weaknesses. You should be reassessing yourself with practice exams probably every week. You can work through OG problems in timed sets along the way.
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