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05 Apr 2019, 03:54
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Hi all,
New to the forum and following along on how to make a study plan - Step 1: complete a diagnostic. This was really hard for me, 73 questions from Math Revolution is tough to sit through, I had to do it in two sessions.
Background: I'm planning on taking the GMAT in 3 months and applying to schools this year in R1.
I can't attach the overall analysis yet. Overall, I'm mediocre at everything. Considering that I don't have a specific weakness, what kind of math books should I get to study from?
Summary:
1. Arithmetic - 52% right
2. Algebra - 32% right
3. Geometry - 38% right
4. Word Problem - 58% right
Thank you for your help!
Edit: Details below (will embed better image when I have permission)
Analysis (Question Type)
Arithmetic
~34 2/2 (100%)
35~40 6/8 (75%)
41~44 2/7 (29%)
45~48 2/3 (67%)
49~51 3/8 (38%)
Hardest 1/3 (33%)
Total 16/31 (52%)
Algebra
~34 1/2 (50%)
35~40 2/5 (40%)
41~44 3/6 (50%)
45~48 1/5 (20%)
49~51 0/2 (0%)
Hardest 0/2 (0%)
Total 7/22 (32%)
Geometry
~34 0/0 (0%)
35~40 1/2 (50%)
41~44 1/3 (33%)
45~48 1/3 (33%)
49~51 0/0 (0%)
Hardest 0/0 (0%)
Total 3/8 (38%)
Word Problems
~34 0/0 (0%)
35~40 1/1 (100%)
41~44 3/6 (50%)
45~48 3/5 (60%)
49~51 0/0 (0%)
Hardest 0/0 (0%)
Total 7/12 (58%)
New to the forum and following along on how to make a study plan - Step 1: complete a diagnostic. This was really hard for me, 73 questions from Math Revolution is tough to sit through, I had to do it in two sessions.
Background: I'm planning on taking the GMAT in 3 months and applying to schools this year in R1.
I can't attach the overall analysis yet. Overall, I'm mediocre at everything. Considering that I don't have a specific weakness, what kind of math books should I get to study from?
Summary:
1. Arithmetic - 52% right
2. Algebra - 32% right
3. Geometry - 38% right
4. Word Problem - 58% right
Thank you for your help!
Edit: Details below (will embed better image when I have permission)
Analysis (Question Type)
Arithmetic
~34 2/2 (100%)
35~40 6/8 (75%)
41~44 2/7 (29%)
45~48 2/3 (67%)
49~51 3/8 (38%)
Hardest 1/3 (33%)
Total 16/31 (52%)
Algebra
~34 1/2 (50%)
35~40 2/5 (40%)
41~44 3/6 (50%)
45~48 1/5 (20%)
49~51 0/2 (0%)
Hardest 0/2 (0%)
Total 7/22 (32%)
Geometry
~34 0/0 (0%)
35~40 1/2 (50%)
41~44 1/3 (33%)
45~48 1/3 (33%)
49~51 0/0 (0%)
Hardest 0/0 (0%)
Total 3/8 (38%)
Word Problems
~34 0/0 (0%)
35~40 1/1 (100%)
41~44 3/6 (50%)
45~48 3/5 (60%)
49~51 0/0 (0%)
Hardest 0/0 (0%)
Total 7/12 (58%)
15 May 2019, 10:02
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