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chrtpmdr
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20 Aug 2019, 03:25
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Hey guys,
when I am studying for exams in Uni I always go chapter per chapter before I move on to the next, for example when I had my maths introduction in the first term I had a clear structure of 8 different topics I need to cover ...
Which was like
1) Linear Equations ...
2) Quadratic ...
3) Geometry ...
4) Statistics ...
An so on - with the GMAT I find myself in a situation where the only difference I make now is Quant / Non Quant and maybe Problem Solving / DS.
Given that Quant covers so many different topics I think it would be way more efficient to toward my study focus mainly on one topic for a certain study day
For example -> "Wednesday 4 units of Geometry"
The problem now is that I don't really know how to part up the problems besides geometry (which is obvious) but with a lot of questions I don't really know which category they fall under
For example a lot of problems to me are just Algebra but there are certain distinctions, Algebra with a text problem, Algebra problems where you have to find a certain value given that you know that "x+..." is even (etc. I just don't know the exact names of the problems)
Then I see examples that involve Venn Diagrams so for me it is the category statistics and so on.
Long story short, I just don't know how to part up all this different topics and I haven't found a way in my OG software to split it either. It is extremely annoying that when I want to practice medium quant question a whole bunch of different stuff shows up (for example going from statistics to geometry is not really useful to study)
Is there at least one list / guide that breaks down ALL the different topics involved in the GMAT and doesn't only seperate between DS / PS / CR ... etc.?
Thank you Guys
when I am studying for exams in Uni I always go chapter per chapter before I move on to the next, for example when I had my maths introduction in the first term I had a clear structure of 8 different topics I need to cover ...
Which was like
1) Linear Equations ...
2) Quadratic ...
3) Geometry ...
4) Statistics ...
An so on - with the GMAT I find myself in a situation where the only difference I make now is Quant / Non Quant and maybe Problem Solving / DS.
Given that Quant covers so many different topics I think it would be way more efficient to toward my study focus mainly on one topic for a certain study day
For example -> "Wednesday 4 units of Geometry"
The problem now is that I don't really know how to part up the problems besides geometry (which is obvious) but with a lot of questions I don't really know which category they fall under
For example a lot of problems to me are just Algebra but there are certain distinctions, Algebra with a text problem, Algebra problems where you have to find a certain value given that you know that "x+..." is even (etc. I just don't know the exact names of the problems)
Then I see examples that involve Venn Diagrams so for me it is the category statistics and so on.
Long story short, I just don't know how to part up all this different topics and I haven't found a way in my OG software to split it either. It is extremely annoying that when I want to practice medium quant question a whole bunch of different stuff shows up (for example going from statistics to geometry is not really useful to study)
Is there at least one list / guide that breaks down ALL the different topics involved in the GMAT and doesn't only seperate between DS / PS / CR ... etc.?
Thank you Guys
20 Aug 2019, 03:52
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https://gmatclub.com/forum/ultimate-gma ... 44512.html
Hope it helps
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Hope it helps
chrtpmdr
Hey guys,
when I am studying for exams in Uni I always go chapter per chapter before I move on to the next, for example when I had my maths introduction in the first term I had a clear structure of 8 different topics I need to cover ...
Which was like
1) Linear Equations ...
2) Quadratic ...
3) Geometry ...
4) Statistics ...
An so on - with the GMAT I find myself in a situation where the only difference I make now is Quant / Non Quant and maybe Problem Solving / DS.
Given that Quant covers so many different topics I think it would be way more efficient to toward my study focus mainly on one topic for a certain study day
For example -> "Wednesday 4 units of Geometry"
The problem now is that I don't really know how to part up the problems besides geometry (which is obvious) but with a lot of questions I don't really know which category they fall under
For example a lot of problems to me are just Algebra but there are certain distinctions, Algebra with a text problem, Algebra problems where you have to find a certain value given that you know that "x+..." is even (etc. I just don't know the exact names of the problems)
Then I see examples that involve Venn Diagrams so for me it is the category statistics and so on.
Long story short, I just don't know how to part up all this different topics and I haven't found a way in my OG software to split it either. It is extremely annoying that when I want to practice medium quant question a whole bunch of different stuff shows up (for example going from statistics to geometry is not really useful to study)
Is there at least one list / guide that breaks down ALL the different topics involved in the GMAT and doesn't only seperate between DS / PS / CR ... etc.?
Thank you Guys
when I am studying for exams in Uni I always go chapter per chapter before I move on to the next, for example when I had my maths introduction in the first term I had a clear structure of 8 different topics I need to cover ...
Which was like
1) Linear Equations ...
2) Quadratic ...
3) Geometry ...
4) Statistics ...
An so on - with the GMAT I find myself in a situation where the only difference I make now is Quant / Non Quant and maybe Problem Solving / DS.
Given that Quant covers so many different topics I think it would be way more efficient to toward my study focus mainly on one topic for a certain study day
For example -> "Wednesday 4 units of Geometry"
The problem now is that I don't really know how to part up the problems besides geometry (which is obvious) but with a lot of questions I don't really know which category they fall under
For example a lot of problems to me are just Algebra but there are certain distinctions, Algebra with a text problem, Algebra problems where you have to find a certain value given that you know that "x+..." is even (etc. I just don't know the exact names of the problems)
Then I see examples that involve Venn Diagrams so for me it is the category statistics and so on.
Long story short, I just don't know how to part up all this different topics and I haven't found a way in my OG software to split it either. It is extremely annoying that when I want to practice medium quant question a whole bunch of different stuff shows up (for example going from statistics to geometry is not really useful to study)
Is there at least one list / guide that breaks down ALL the different topics involved in the GMAT and doesn't only seperate between DS / PS / CR ... etc.?
Thank you Guys
Posted from my mobile device
chrtpmdr
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Joined: 24 Jul 2019
Last visit: 05 Oct 2022
Posts: 206
Own Kudos:
Given Kudos: 161
Schools: HSG MBF "23 (A) UniBocconi MFin "23 (A)
GMAT 1: 730 Q46 V45
GPA: 3.9
20 Aug 2019, 04:46
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Staphyk
https://gmatclub.com/forum/ultimate-gmat-quantitative-megathread-244512.html
Hope it helps
Posted from my mobile device
Hope it helps
chrtpmdr
Hey guys,
when I am studying for exams in Uni I always go chapter per chapter before I move on to the next, for example when I had my maths introduction in the first term I had a clear structure of 8 different topics I need to cover ...
Which was like
1) Linear Equations ...
2) Quadratic ...
3) Geometry ...
4) Statistics ...
An so on - with the GMAT I find myself in a situation where the only difference I make now is Quant / Non Quant and maybe Problem Solving / DS.
Given that Quant covers so many different topics I think it would be way more efficient to toward my study focus mainly on one topic for a certain study day
For example -> "Wednesday 4 units of Geometry"
The problem now is that I don't really know how to part up the problems besides geometry (which is obvious) but with a lot of questions I don't really know which category they fall under
For example a lot of problems to me are just Algebra but there are certain distinctions, Algebra with a text problem, Algebra problems where you have to find a certain value given that you know that "x+..." is even (etc. I just don't know the exact names of the problems)
Then I see examples that involve Venn Diagrams so for me it is the category statistics and so on.
Long story short, I just don't know how to part up all this different topics and I haven't found a way in my OG software to split it either. It is extremely annoying that when I want to practice medium quant question a whole bunch of different stuff shows up (for example going from statistics to geometry is not really useful to study)
Is there at least one list / guide that breaks down ALL the different topics involved in the GMAT and doesn't only seperate between DS / PS / CR ... etc.?
Thank you Guys
when I am studying for exams in Uni I always go chapter per chapter before I move on to the next, for example when I had my maths introduction in the first term I had a clear structure of 8 different topics I need to cover ...
Which was like
1) Linear Equations ...
2) Quadratic ...
3) Geometry ...
4) Statistics ...
An so on - with the GMAT I find myself in a situation where the only difference I make now is Quant / Non Quant and maybe Problem Solving / DS.
Given that Quant covers so many different topics I think it would be way more efficient to toward my study focus mainly on one topic for a certain study day
For example -> "Wednesday 4 units of Geometry"
The problem now is that I don't really know how to part up the problems besides geometry (which is obvious) but with a lot of questions I don't really know which category they fall under
For example a lot of problems to me are just Algebra but there are certain distinctions, Algebra with a text problem, Algebra problems where you have to find a certain value given that you know that "x+..." is even (etc. I just don't know the exact names of the problems)
Then I see examples that involve Venn Diagrams so for me it is the category statistics and so on.
Long story short, I just don't know how to part up all this different topics and I haven't found a way in my OG software to split it either. It is extremely annoying that when I want to practice medium quant question a whole bunch of different stuff shows up (for example going from statistics to geometry is not really useful to study)
Is there at least one list / guide that breaks down ALL the different topics involved in the GMAT and doesn't only seperate between DS / PS / CR ... etc.?
Thank you Guys
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Ohh that's exactly what I was looking for
Seems I could not phrase it the right way to come across that with my own search
Thank you very much, you made my day!
I also didn’t read all your text ;I just skimmed through and pick only what you tryna arrived at 
