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25 Jul 2017, 18:08
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I have started to prepare for GMAT for past 2 weeks. I have the following resources available with me :
1) OG review
2) OG verbal & quants book
3) Manhattan sentence correction
4) Powerscore critical bible
5) Magoosh lessons & practice
6) Manhattan Quants book
Though i prepare very hard 5-6 hours a day , I couldnt see any improvement when I attend SC part & Critical Reasoning in OG.
I could just answer 30-40% of them right.
I feel comfortable with Quants. But gotta improve Verbal lot. I am aiming to score 700 in another 2 months. Please suggest me good ideas .
Thanks
1) OG review
2) OG verbal & quants book
3) Manhattan sentence correction
4) Powerscore critical bible
5) Magoosh lessons & practice
6) Manhattan Quants book
Though i prepare very hard 5-6 hours a day , I couldnt see any improvement when I attend SC part & Critical Reasoning in OG.
I could just answer 30-40% of them right.
I feel comfortable with Quants. But gotta improve Verbal lot. I am aiming to score 700 in another 2 months. Please suggest me good ideas .
Thanks
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25 Jul 2017, 21:03
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I have the same problem but for Quant: although my verbal is acceptable, my quant is very low no matter how much I review the topics.
Any suggestions on how to study for gmat quant? Shall I focus more on studying the theory or on the problems?
Thank you!
Any suggestions on how to study for gmat quant? Shall I focus more on studying the theory or on the problems?
Thank you!
25 Jul 2017, 21:50
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Hi AkshayaGovindarajan,
I had used the eGMAT SC Course to improve my grasp on the SC.
If i am not wrong, it will cost you 69$ but will definitely improve the way you approach an SC.
The entire course is in the form of videos, which explain in detail the concepts being tested.
That being said, what worked for me, may not necessarily work for you.
You could subscribe for a free trial and see if the videos help you improve your accuracy.
The Aristotle SC Grail will help reinforce those concepts. The 100 question problem set
at the end of the book is quite good and can help you figure out your common mistakes.
As for CR, stick to the CR Bible - Powerscore, which is a very good resource.
Once you are clear with the concepts, just practice a lot.
You could use GMATClub for practice.
Try this link - https://gmatclub.com/forum/critical-rea ... 28861.html
IMO, extensive practice is the only key to cracking the CR section.
Use the negation technique to do Assumption questions once you are down to 2 choices.
More on that : https://gmatclub.com/forum/article-what ... 38510.html
Hope this helps!
I had used the eGMAT SC Course to improve my grasp on the SC.
If i am not wrong, it will cost you 69$ but will definitely improve the way you approach an SC.
The entire course is in the form of videos, which explain in detail the concepts being tested.
That being said, what worked for me, may not necessarily work for you.
You could subscribe for a free trial and see if the videos help you improve your accuracy.
The Aristotle SC Grail will help reinforce those concepts. The 100 question problem set
at the end of the book is quite good and can help you figure out your common mistakes.
As for CR, stick to the CR Bible - Powerscore, which is a very good resource.
Once you are clear with the concepts, just practice a lot.
You could use GMATClub for practice.
Try this link - https://gmatclub.com/forum/critical-rea ... 28861.html
IMO, extensive practice is the only key to cracking the CR section.
Use the negation technique to do Assumption questions once you are down to 2 choices.
More on that : https://gmatclub.com/forum/article-what ... 38510.html
Hope this helps!
