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From my error log, I have noticed that my ability level in word problems, integer properties, counting, and geometry is below 50%. I have been doing practise questions from Magoosh and GMAT Club tests. I have noticed that I have no trouble solving 500 level questions (>70%) ability for mentioned categories. However, when it comes to 600 level questions I am struggling.
Upon review I am finding that it is partly conceptual understanding and partly strategy that led to the wrong answer. I resolve the questions and also look for alternative methods on the forums. However, I have not noticed any improvement in my accuracy. Is someone able to assist with this conundrum? I am quickly running out of 600 level questions from the GMAT club tests as well.
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From my error log, I have noticed that my ability level in word problems, integer properties, counting, and geometry is below 50%. I have been doing practise questions from Magoosh and GMAT Club tests. I have noticed that I have no trouble solving 500 level questions (>70%) ability for mentioned categories. However, when it comes to 600 level questions I am struggling.
Upon review I am finding that it is partly conceptual understanding and partly strategy that led to the wrong answer. I resolve the questions and also look for alternative methods on the forums. However, I have not noticed any improvement in my accuracy. Is someone able to assist with this conundrum? I am quickly running out of 600 level questions from the GMAT club tests as well.
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Whenever we are stuck with the 500 or 600 level questions, it is always beneficial to once again go through the Manhattan's guides! to brush up the fundamentals.
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