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Re: How to break quant plateau for GMAT retake in 1 month? [#permalink]
Thanks -- I've definitely used the MGMAT CAT statistics (also the MGMAT Navigator stats tool for OG) to pinpoint problem areas. I've reviewed these problem areas using this method for at least 4-6 months of earnest studying, using mainly material from OG + MGMAT guides. However, I think this limitation of materials is one reason for my plateau, since the OG questions for specific question types I feel are primarily sub 700-level questions.

I just purchased the GMAT Club problems as well as the Total GMAT Math book. I think I might also purchase the Total GMAT challenge problem sets after I've first gone through some of the GMAT Club problems.

Are there other resources people can recommend that can really help to reach quant 700+ level? I will Kudos! Thanks.

crackgmatg wrote:
Hi Alliance314,

You should go through the MCATs that you have already taken and print the analysis reports.
Go through them and try to figure out patterns in your wrong answers.

Do you do more DS wrong ?
Is your probability weaker than number systems?

Spend a good time analysing the problem areas and then pick up one area at a time and proctice 30-40 questions on that. Quant is all about practice. That shpuld halp you make feel confident.

After 2 weeks, take a test and you will see a difference for sure.
Meanwhile, dont forget to practice verbal regularly. You dont want to risk that.

Good luck !!
Dont forget to press KUDOS :)
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Re: How to break quant plateau for GMAT retake in 1 month? [#permalink]
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Hi Alliance314,

You hit a very high score in verbal! Then, all you need to focus on is quant until your exam.
Please note that mock tests scores tend to be higher than actual GMAT score and we don't recommend solely relying on mock test scores.

We think you can surely improve with studying Variable approach for DS in a short period of time. Since your current official score is 45, that means your basic math skills are good. Then, you will easily learn our unique approaches to boost your score. You can still cover PS with your own math skills though you can surely solve all DS questions 100% with the world's first Variable approach and have 10 minutes to spare.

You can go to our website and check if you like our method and try Trial Pack (4 hour lesson) that reveal our secret approaches of DS+PS core theory that you have never seen.

Additionally, below are two useful articles featured in GMAT Club for your reference. This will be helpful for you. You can see what sort of questions you might encounter on actual GMAT.

· Ultimate Q51 Guide : the-ultimate-q51-guide-209801.html
· Most Updated Math Trend : overview-of-gmat-math-question-types-and-patterns-on-the-gmat-211809.html

If you're interested, please come visit our website, www.mathrevolution.com.
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