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12 Nov 2019, 02:22
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Hi, I am 3 months into the preparation. I appeared for a mock recently and scored a 620 (Q38,V37). I am targeting R2 deadlines, and will appear for the exam sometime in December.
For Quant, I referred to TTP and I can say that I have improved a lot. I still have a long way to go, and I need a score of at least 47 in Quant. I am working on my Verbal and hope to improve the score by three points at least. Considering that I only have a month, can you please suggest what materials I should use for practicing Quant?
I gave a GMAT Club quant test too, scored a 32. I noticed I got way too exhausted by the end of 25th questions that I just guessed from thereon. I just can't understand word problems.
I write the questions that I don't understand and make sure that I go through them at least once a week. But all of this is just not working. A bit brief about me, I am a working professional who can devote 4 hours a day to GMAT, and around 8 hours each on weekends. Feels like somehow all of this is not working, I feel directionless with no structure in mind for quant. Also, I didn't study maths in junior and senior year so every second thing is a learning for me.
I am an Indian, but somehow maths doesn't come naturally to me.
Appreciate your suggestions. Thank you!
For Quant, I referred to TTP and I can say that I have improved a lot. I still have a long way to go, and I need a score of at least 47 in Quant. I am working on my Verbal and hope to improve the score by three points at least. Considering that I only have a month, can you please suggest what materials I should use for practicing Quant?
I gave a GMAT Club quant test too, scored a 32. I noticed I got way too exhausted by the end of 25th questions that I just guessed from thereon. I just can't understand word problems.
I write the questions that I don't understand and make sure that I go through them at least once a week. But all of this is just not working. A bit brief about me, I am a working professional who can devote 4 hours a day to GMAT, and around 8 hours each on weekends. Feels like somehow all of this is not working, I feel directionless with no structure in mind for quant. Also, I didn't study maths in junior and senior year so every second thing is a learning for me.
I am an Indian, but somehow maths doesn't come naturally to me.
Appreciate your suggestions. Thank you!
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12 Nov 2019, 03:04
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Hi, I am no expert, yet to take my first attempt at the GMAT, still I think I can suggest a few things. As you said you are scoring below 40 I think you need to go through the basics again, you may go through all the Manhattan Strategy guides one by one patiently(won’t take much time), they cover basics in a very nice way. Afterwards, solve official guide and once you are done, you can use Manhattan Advanced quant book for some hard stuff, I found it really helpful. Another suggestion about the comment that you feel exhausted at Q No 25, it seems you are attempting mocks/sectional tests not at your highest energy level. Don’t attempt a test after studying for hours or so. Attempt it first thing in the morning, or evening, i.e at the start of your study schedule when you are not exhausted and 100% up for it.
Hope it helps.
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Hope it helps.
Cheers
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12 Nov 2019, 04:01
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DonVito thank you for your suggestions. Do you think ONLY solving the official guide will suffice for a Q47-48?
Best!
