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15 Mar 2011, 04:34
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I am a guy who scores decently on verbal sections but has problems with quant. I recently had a school tell me they will give me better consideration if I can get a higher score on a GMAT retake. I have less than a month before my scheduled exam and am in search of a source (either free or for fee) that has a nice neat consolidation of various types of quant problems--for example "work", "sequence", "coordinate geometry", etc. I'm looking for a source that would contain at least 50 each of such categories--I want to get really acclimated to each general question/problem group. I love the stuff here on some of the posts, but I'm very busy and even more math challenged; my brain gets tripped up looking at post after post with 1-5 questions each.
Any suggestions on one comprehensive motherload of such material would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
J-
Any suggestions on one comprehensive motherload of such material would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
J-
19 Mar 2011, 10:40
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Good resources for preparation for specific problem types include GMATClub tests, which are also sub-divided into specific problem sets, and Jeff Sackmann's math sets.
With one month left, you still have time. But be fast!
With one month left, you still have time. But be fast!
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