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22 Jul 2014, 10:30
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Hi,
I'm new around here.
I'm planning to take the GMAT next year so I can apply for a Msc.
Currently, I'm a volunteer in a development project in Zambia. I'll go back to Europe in the end of November so I can start a serious preparation for the exam.
I hold a bachelor degree in Languages and Business, but my quantitative background is not so strong. I downloaded the GMAT math book (which is a great help!), but still I feel that I need to practise a lot! I've decided that I will prepare myself for the GMAT at least 2h/week. However, the problem is that here in Zambia I don't have so many resources (sometimes I even don't have power!). Plus, I left my Kaplan book at home.
Can you give me some advices on how improve my math skills? Thank you ☺
I'm new around here.
I'm planning to take the GMAT next year so I can apply for a Msc.
Currently, I'm a volunteer in a development project in Zambia. I'll go back to Europe in the end of November so I can start a serious preparation for the exam.
I hold a bachelor degree in Languages and Business, but my quantitative background is not so strong. I downloaded the GMAT math book (which is a great help!), but still I feel that I need to practise a lot! I've decided that I will prepare myself for the GMAT at least 2h/week. However, the problem is that here in Zambia I don't have so many resources (sometimes I even don't have power!). Plus, I left my Kaplan book at home.
Can you give me some advices on how improve my math skills? Thank you ☺
28 Jul 2014, 09:10
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Well, if you are able to maintain an internet connection, you can find a bunch of practice math questions here: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... -questions
If you don't have electricity/power -- well, you'll have to carry the Official Guide with you wherever you go!
If you don't have electricity/power -- well, you'll have to carry the Official Guide with you wherever you go!
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