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I am confused how can I assume that yes I am done with quants.i got 42 in actual gmat(2months back)whereas in Gmat prep mocks I never got below 50.
I am doing OG 2016 completely.
Will that be enough or do I have to consult a few more material whose level of question is above gmat level.
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My target score is 50+ in quants.
You'll get different answers for this from different people, but my guess is that most people will need more than just the OG. By the way, your profile says that you have a 51 on quant. Maybe you just had a bad day when you got the 42?

Yep ..thats my old highest score ..
My recent score was lower that my previous score of 690.
I am retaking gmat with a hope of getting 700+ this time.

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I am confused how can I assume that yes I am done with quants.i got 42 in actual gmat(2months back)whereas in Gmat prep mocks I never got below 50.
I am doing OG 2016 completely.
Will that be enough or do I have to consult a few more material whose level of question is above gmat level.
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My target score is 50+ in quants.

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I would suggest go for GMATClub and Manhattan material for more Questions on quant. These will help you achieve Q50-51.

I randomly solve questions from gmatclub .
How can I be more organised in my approach.
Manhattan questions..from which book exactly..they have a set of 8 ..and I have only consulted Manhattan SC so far which doesn't have questions.
Whch guide has quants questions.

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Yep ..thats my old highest score ..
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I am retaking gmat with a hope of getting 700+ this time.
What material did you use for your earlier attempt? You're obviously capable of getting a 51, so maybe you should play it safe by not depending solely on the OG. Take a look at what abhimahna is suggesting.
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Yep ..thats my old highest score ..
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What material did you use for your earlier attempt? You're obviously capable of getting a 51, so maybe you should play it safe by not depending solely on the OG. Take a look at what abhimahna is suggesting.

I was right out from college, my basics were Damn good.
Work and age has withered me I believe. :-(
I wrote CAT that time (Indian GMAT) I solved Sarvesh kumar (I am not sure about Kumar) but yes a quant book by Sarvesh.

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I randomly solve questions from gmatclub .
How can I be more organised in my approach.
Manhattan questions..from which book exactly..they have a set of 8 ..and I have only consulted Manhattan SC so far which doesn't have questions.
Whch guide has quants questions.

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Your previous score tells you are capable enough to get Q51. All you need is Patience and Focus while doing Quant Questions. This is what work for me too. I too get questions wrong once I try to hurry or loose my patience. So, just calm down and solve the questions methodologically.

I would suggest first determine the area(PS or DS) in which you are facing issues and then, if possible, determine the specific topics.

Look for questions that Bunuel has in his Signature. Those questions could surely help you reach back to your deserving score.

I think once you do these questions, you don't need anything to improve. Good Luck. :)
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I was right out from college, my basics were Damn good.
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I wrote CAT that time (Indian GMAT) I solved Sarvesh kumar (I am not sure about Kumar) but yes a quant book by Sarvesh.
Then you were prepared for far more than the GMAT could ever test. I don't think you need to do all that material again. Focus on GMAT material. Apart from all the material here, you could also look at getting all the official material, not just the OG 2017. So that would include questions from the earlier OGs, the quant review, the question pack, and all the GMATPreps. The GMATPreps should, of course, be taken as full length tests.
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I was right out from college, my basics were Damn good.
Also, don't worry too much about the basics. The basics on the GMAT are exactly that: basics (on both quant and verbal). Shouldn't be too much of a problem for you to pick them up again quickly.
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Hi nailin16,

No worries!
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Please note that mock or practice test scores tend to be higher than actual GMAT and that is probably why you got Q42 this time. If you aim at hitting 50 or above, you need logic to tackle quant as GMAT Math is logic math test, rather than math skill test. You should learn 'logic' to solve GMAT math. With our unique approaches of ​Variable approach for DS and IVY approach for PS, you can significantly save time, and will have 10 minutes to spare on exam.

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