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Hey,
I studied quant from manhattan prep - All the GMAT books and veritas prep quant books. After taking the test, I saw that I mainly lacked in geometry and difficult divisibility and remainder problems. In geometry, I felt I didn’t know all the triangle rules and other rules needed for solving harder questions. In remainder questions, I was not able to think through them and apply the remainder concepts I knew. Maybe they were just too tricky for me to see threw them. But mainly, these 2 topics are holding me back from getting a Q49.
I have my next attempt on 15th Oct and I can dedicate 1 day to these topics. Any advice on how I can conceptually improve on these topics?
I studied quant from manhattan prep - All the GMAT books and veritas prep quant books. After taking the test, I saw that I mainly lacked in geometry and difficult divisibility and remainder problems. In geometry, I felt I didn’t know all the triangle rules and other rules needed for solving harder questions. In remainder questions, I was not able to think through them and apply the remainder concepts I knew. Maybe they were just too tricky for me to see threw them. But mainly, these 2 topics are holding me back from getting a Q49.
I have my next attempt on 15th Oct and I can dedicate 1 day to these topics. Any advice on how I can conceptually improve on these topics?
