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22 Jun 2020, 06:04
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Hi,
Can someone suggest a good source to improve my quant scores? I have already done the basic concepts and practiced questions from the OG and from study material provided by an offline GMAT coaching centre, but I felt that that it wasnt good enough to really improve my scores and reach the Q50 level.
Between the GMAT club quant CAT's and the extra Practice question sets(Practice 1 and Practice 2) available from official GMAT prep, which should I go for ? especially if I want to finish my prep as soon as possible ?
Thanks
Can someone suggest a good source to improve my quant scores? I have already done the basic concepts and practiced questions from the OG and from study material provided by an offline GMAT coaching centre, but I felt that that it wasnt good enough to really improve my scores and reach the Q50 level.
Between the GMAT club quant CAT's and the extra Practice question sets(Practice 1 and Practice 2) available from official GMAT prep, which should I go for ? especially if I want to finish my prep as soon as possible ?
Thanks
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26 Jun 2020, 19:05
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You have to take multiple test series because one test series is not sufficient, after you take test you will realize that there were many sums which you did not know but at this juncture do not go to the basics because it will waste time only find out what was required and learn it and move on, like this you have to practice somewhere 20 tests to get 700+ score.
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Official questions should always be your highest priority, but if you're approaching the Q50 level, it can be hard to find a good supply of official problems that will be challenging for you. I'd still recommend the Question Pack, and the official Advanced book, since the harder questions in those resources are more likely to resemble what you see on the real test than any other questions you could attempt. Because my students couldn't find enough realistic problem sets specifically for high-level test takers on the GMAT market, I've developed four long challenging problem sets over the last several years, and if you're at a Q45+ level, those might be useful to you - if you might be interested in buying any of them, contact me at the email address below and I'll send you more information.
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