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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 !!
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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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This topic has been closed and archived due to inactivity or violation of community quality standards. No more replies are possible here.
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