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14 Oct 2013, 16:55
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Hello,
Background :
I am facing issues in improving my quant score past 49 in practice tests. probably i get stuck with some question in middle and rush in the end or do some silly mistake.
As per material I have completed OG 12 and Quantative Review.
Question :
a) Is there a book or a post or any notes where I can get a list of ALL TYPES of questions that can be asked in GMAT.
A list covering all the possible tricks in form of questions.
Like there were just a few solutions I encountered in OG whose approach was better than mine.
so i am thinking if I can get the list of all the different types of questions that can possibly be asked in GMAT, I might be able to touch 51.
Please help.
Happy GMATing !!
-------------------- EDIT 1 ----------------
Came across TotalGMAT Maths by Jeff Sackmann
while searching for the answer to my question. Please provide feedback if this will help OR i am at a totally wrong path
Thank you!!
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Background :
I am facing issues in improving my quant score past 49 in practice tests. probably i get stuck with some question in middle and rush in the end or do some silly mistake.
As per material I have completed OG 12 and Quantative Review.
Question :
a) Is there a book or a post or any notes where I can get a list of ALL TYPES of questions that can be asked in GMAT.
A list covering all the possible tricks in form of questions.
Like there were just a few solutions I encountered in OG whose approach was better than mine.
so i am thinking if I can get the list of all the different types of questions that can possibly be asked in GMAT, I might be able to touch 51.
Please help.
Happy GMATing !!
-------------------- EDIT 1 ----------------
Came across TotalGMAT Maths by Jeff Sackmann
while searching for the answer to my question. Please provide feedback if this will help OR i am at a totally wrong path
Thank you!!
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15 Oct 2013, 07:03
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nitinmehta
You may find this post helpful...
how-to-get-to-51-from-47-49-in-quant-161577.html#p1278067
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15 Oct 2013, 08:03
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Thanks for the response. I saw the post but this chap seems to be equally troubled with the same issue.
Well after some thought I am thinking of one of the combination of
a) TotalGMAT Maths by Jeff Sackmann,
b) Manhattan Advanced GMAT Quant,
c) jeff sackman extreme-challenge and
d) GMAT Club Test.
Please suggest in what order of preference should I study these four.
Thanks
Well after some thought I am thinking of one of the combination of
a) TotalGMAT Maths by Jeff Sackmann,
b) Manhattan Advanced GMAT Quant,
c) jeff sackman extreme-challenge and
d) GMAT Club Test.
Please suggest in what order of preference should I study these four.
Thanks
