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25 Sep 2007, 08:25
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Hi Everyone,
I was wondering if there is a decent book that will help me review my math for the GMAT. Something that has all the topics covered properly, at least to the intermediate level in the GMAT.
I was going through the Official Guide, but its too basic. Any book in the Schaums series, or some other series that might be helpful to review/ learn math?
Thanks a lot!
Rahul
I was wondering if there is a decent book that will help me review my math for the GMAT. Something that has all the topics covered properly, at least to the intermediate level in the GMAT.
I was going through the Official Guide, but its too basic. Any book in the Schaums series, or some other series that might be helpful to review/ learn math?
Thanks a lot!
Rahul
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25 Sep 2007, 23:57
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This is just based on my experience. I am only into this for the past week with the D-day on 10/29.
OG-11, albeit, seems very fundamental, a lot of the problems are surprisingly tricky. Something you can get by even if you dont consider the boundary cases in normal tests, GMAT requires you think and analyze boundary cases too! Thinking in terms of negative numbers, 0, positive numbers, fractions to determine the answer for a question.
I would suggest run thru it first and determine your hit vs miss ratio before dwelling into more advanced math, unless, you have already done that and have a 100% hit ratio, in which case, you wouldnt even need to look at other material. You should be good to go!
