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22 Aug 2010, 16:44
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Guys,
Its a very painful area for me. I am weak on Number properties and Theory. My correction rate is below 35% in this area. Please suggest what should I do to improve.
Thanks
Its a very painful area for me. I am weak on Number properties and Theory. My correction rate is below 35% in this area. Please suggest what should I do to improve.
Thanks
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22 Aug 2010, 19:39
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I strongly suggest the MGMAT Number Properties book. It's a really comprehensive guide on all the concepts and so far, I've been pretty pleased with it, though I haven't extensively used it.
Apart from that, I also recommend the GMAT Club Math Book, which is another comprehensive resource for this area. Try following the posts in the Quant forum once you're done preparing from these sources and keep practicing!
Apart from that, I also recommend the GMAT Club Math Book, which is another comprehensive resource for this area. Try following the posts in the Quant forum once you're done preparing from these sources and keep practicing!
22 Aug 2010, 20:09
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MGMAT has a separate book on number properties alone and is probably your best option. GMAT Club has some good posts on number properties and you could also check out Nova Math Bible. It has some good problems (easy, medium and hard - 34 problems to be exact.). I'm actually going through it right now..
