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first of all I understand everyone studies differently. But I just can't figure this out anymore.
I used to think that if I take every question that I got wrong and write a 5 page explanation on how every part of it works and why I got it wrong I will be fine. I thought I would never fail this exact question, never again, because I now understand everything.
Guess what - I come back to the same question just 2 weeks later and I have no clue how to solve it. Again.
I have 700 right now and my quant is never above 48. I need to be 50-51 for my target schools.
I read (and took notes from) all 5 MGMAT books on math - great foundation, no question. But that's it - I don't know anymore what to do. Do I try new questions and make 5 page explanations again? or just flashcards? or just nothing? Should I aim to complete as many questions as I can? Should I aim to memorise every single one I did?
I used to think that if I take every question that I got wrong and write a 5 page explanation on how every part of it works and why I got it wrong I will be fine. I thought I would never fail this exact question, never again, because I now understand everything.
Guess what - I come back to the same question just 2 weeks later and I have no clue how to solve it. Again.
I have 700 right now and my quant is never above 48. I need to be 50-51 for my target schools.
I read (and took notes from) all 5 MGMAT books on math - great foundation, no question. But that's it - I don't know anymore what to do. Do I try new questions and make 5 page explanations again? or just flashcards? or just nothing? Should I aim to complete as many questions as I can? Should I aim to memorise every single one I did?
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Dear imoi,
I'm happy to respond.
I want to recommend this free blog:
https://magoosh.com/gmat/category/quantitative/
Most of the non-video blogs there have at least a few practice questions, so there's a great deal to practice as you learn. If you master everything there, you will be in fantastic shape on the GMAT Quant.
Mike
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