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05 Aug 2017, 15:21
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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.
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.
05 Aug 2017, 19:55
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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.
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.
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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