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06 Sep 2013, 17:52
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Hi all,
I am about to start studying using the MGMAT math guides and I was just wondering if any of you have any recommendation on which guides to use first? For example, should I start with FDPs (Guide 1) or with Number Properties (Guide 5)?
The Fractions, Decimals, & Percents - Guide 1
The Algebra - Guide 2
The Word Problems - Guide 3
The Geometry - Guide 4
The Number Properties - Guide 5
Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
I am about to start studying using the MGMAT math guides and I was just wondering if any of you have any recommendation on which guides to use first? For example, should I start with FDPs (Guide 1) or with Number Properties (Guide 5)?
The Fractions, Decimals, & Percents - Guide 1
The Algebra - Guide 2
The Word Problems - Guide 3
The Geometry - Guide 4
The Number Properties - Guide 5
Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
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08 Sep 2013, 23:47
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mashableforce
I'd suggest the following order:
Number Properties
Fractions, Decimals, & Percents
Algebra
Word Problems
Geometry
19 Oct 2013, 04:03
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Bunuel,
Very interesting suggestion. Do you mind to share the reason you suggest that we start with number properties. I am revising the Manhattan guides now, and as usual started off with FDP. Although, I have finished this guide, but my presumption is that if you have suggested to start with NP then it must have some meaningful reason.
Can you share your thoughts on this, and should we complement GMAT club Quant book along with MGMAT as we progress. I understand logistics vary from learner to learner, but since you have a great deal of experience- you will be able to be a holistic advice.
Thanks,
Very interesting suggestion. Do you mind to share the reason you suggest that we start with number properties. I am revising the Manhattan guides now, and as usual started off with FDP. Although, I have finished this guide, but my presumption is that if you have suggested to start with NP then it must have some meaningful reason.
Can you share your thoughts on this, and should we complement GMAT club Quant book along with MGMAT as we progress. I understand logistics vary from learner to learner, but since you have a great deal of experience- you will be able to be a holistic advice.
Thanks,
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