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06 Jul 2014, 06:09
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Hi guys!
A little bit about my story: I started my preparation in April. I passed two official GMAT practice tests. Quant result was 42and 43 correspondingly.
After that I reviewed Manh. foundation book. It won't help improve my score. It was the same.
After I asked "how to build a quant study plan here":
best-gmat-math-prep-books-reviews-recommendations-77291-180.html
I received advice to use GMATclub Quant book and quant questions on this site.
I reviewed the book and made many exercises.
Today I passed quant gmat club test and was very disappointed. I even failed to answer correctly some 500 questions.
I don't know how to improve my quant part because I don't see any progress. I think that some of my fundamentals of quant part became weaker than before.
Guys, I asked you for help and advice how to reach best results in quant part (purpose 50; but understand that first of all shoud reach 45 - 48).
Put me on the right track. My exam in two months and I think my preparation isn't correct.
Best wishes,
Nikolay
A little bit about my story: I started my preparation in April. I passed two official GMAT practice tests. Quant result was 42and 43 correspondingly.
After that I reviewed Manh. foundation book. It won't help improve my score. It was the same.
After I asked "how to build a quant study plan here":
best-gmat-math-prep-books-reviews-recommendations-77291-180.html
I received advice to use GMATclub Quant book and quant questions on this site.
I reviewed the book and made many exercises.
Today I passed quant gmat club test and was very disappointed. I even failed to answer correctly some 500 questions.
I don't know how to improve my quant part because I don't see any progress. I think that some of my fundamentals of quant part became weaker than before.
Guys, I asked you for help and advice how to reach best results in quant part (purpose 50; but understand that first of all shoud reach 45 - 48).
Put me on the right track. My exam in two months and I think my preparation isn't correct.
Best wishes,
Nikolay
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06 Jul 2014, 09:16
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Hi NikolayGlu,
You used the gmatclub tests too soon.
For anyone starting gmat prep, the first step should be to get to 600-700 level. This would mean that you should have your basics clear, and you should be able to solve roughly 60% of 37 questions.
To achieve this, the pre-requisite is to have good basics.
I would highly recommend that you study the Manhattan quant books for basics and do all the excercises at the end of each chapter. Follow this with a thorough study of the OG. This will definately move your score to 47-49 level.
Then you should read the advanced Manhattan book and do gmatclub tests.
This will help you get 50-51.
Good luck !!
dont forget to press KUDOS
You used the gmatclub tests too soon.
For anyone starting gmat prep, the first step should be to get to 600-700 level. This would mean that you should have your basics clear, and you should be able to solve roughly 60% of 37 questions.
To achieve this, the pre-requisite is to have good basics.
I would highly recommend that you study the Manhattan quant books for basics and do all the excercises at the end of each chapter. Follow this with a thorough study of the OG. This will definately move your score to 47-49 level.
Then you should read the advanced Manhattan book and do gmatclub tests.
This will help you get 50-51.
Good luck !!
dont forget to press KUDOS
06 Jul 2014, 12:45
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Hi crackgmatg,
Thanks for your reply!
Then, did I use the GMATClub Math Book also too soon?
Meanwhile, many questions, posted on the Gmatclub Math forum seem hard (for peope who have a solid math background), don't they?
Speaking about OG what a book can you advise (OG12 or OG13)? (I finished quant OG 2d edition a month ago; in comparison with gmatclub questions and tests this book isn't very hard).
Kind regards,
Nikolay
Thanks for your reply!
Then, did I use the GMATClub Math Book also too soon?
Meanwhile, many questions, posted on the Gmatclub Math forum seem hard (for peope who have a solid math background), don't they?
Speaking about OG what a book can you advise (OG12 or OG13)? (I finished quant OG 2d edition a month ago; in comparison with gmatclub questions and tests this book isn't very hard).
Kind regards,
Nikolay
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Hi there,
This topic has been closed and archived due to inactivity or violation of community quality standards. No more replies are possible here.
Where to now? Join ongoing discussions on thousands of quality questions in our Quantitative Questions Forum
Still interested in this question? Check out the "Best Topics" block above for a better discussion on this exact question, as well as several more related questions.
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