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25 Dec 2011, 07:57
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi,
I am a physician based in England, wishing to do MBA in General / HealthCare Managment. I wonder if someone can advise me on which books should I take up for passing the GMAT. The last time I did my algebra or geometry was around 20 years ago! so I can safely say that my analytical skills have gone a bit rusty !
Please advise... (Aiming for a score above 650 !)
A Iqbal
I am a physician based in England, wishing to do MBA in General / HealthCare Managment. I wonder if someone can advise me on which books should I take up for passing the GMAT. The last time I did my algebra or geometry was around 20 years ago! so I can safely say that my analytical skills have gone a bit rusty !
Please advise... (Aiming for a score above 650 !)
A Iqbal
25 Dec 2011, 15:36
Kudos
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aiqbal,
Wow, 20 years since algebra/geometry! You'll need to review some materials before you take the exam so you can score above your threshold and get into the programs you want.
Usually a few methods students choose:
1) buy a book and self study
2) Enroll in a class
3) Enroll in an online study program
I encourage you to do your research and explore what works for you. Everyone has a different learning style and everyone may realize they may need resources in certain areas to help them get above a threshold in certain sections. You'll know better as you research what is out there. Of course, I always encourage students to check out GMATPill videos and read several of the articles on the blog (ie psychology, timing strategies, reading comprehension thought process, etc)
Wow, 20 years since algebra/geometry! You'll need to review some materials before you take the exam so you can score above your threshold and get into the programs you want.
Usually a few methods students choose:
1) buy a book and self study
2) Enroll in a class
3) Enroll in an online study program
I encourage you to do your research and explore what works for you. Everyone has a different learning style and everyone may realize they may need resources in certain areas to help them get above a threshold in certain sections. You'll know better as you research what is out there. Of course, I always encourage students to check out GMATPill videos and read several of the articles on the blog (ie psychology, timing strategies, reading comprehension thought process, etc)
