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28 Oct 2013, 07:35
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Hello,
I find my weakness lies in Math Formulas and Proportions. I often get into an algebraic solution. Or sometimes, try to find a formula when I should use Algebra. There were only 20 questions in the book that I bought. I don't want to use or waste a CAT to improve on one weakness.
Is there a good way to learn? Where can I find resources?
There is a question bank for sale from Manhattan. Would that help me improve on a particular area?
Regards,
Rajesh
I find my weakness lies in Math Formulas and Proportions. I often get into an algebraic solution. Or sometimes, try to find a formula when I should use Algebra. There were only 20 questions in the book that I bought. I don't want to use or waste a CAT to improve on one weakness.
Is there a good way to learn? Where can I find resources?
There is a question bank for sale from Manhattan. Would that help me improve on a particular area?
Regards,
Rajesh
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28 Oct 2013, 07:50
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That should help you. It also depends on which quant books you based your preparations. It is recommended by most GMAT takers to use Manhattan Books for concepts and use Official guide GMAT questions to practice. If you get the concepts right the number of questions in OG 13 and Manhattan GMAT quants is more than enough for you to master GMAT quants.
I hope i am able to help.
I hope i am able to help.
28 Oct 2013, 09:13
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Thank you. Very helpful.
I understand the OG is available as a book. Do you please know if its available as a software question bank?
I understand the OG is available as a book. Do you please know if its available as a software question bank?
