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Hi, When ever i start studying geometry i end up mugging up many rules and theorems and the curriculum is also too wide to be compiled for GMAT.
So can any one please help me with the scope(course) of GMAT for the Geometry. The fundamentals that are must and that should be mugged.
Please suggest me some book good for the fundamentals and practice of geometry concepts.
Thanks in advance
Svarmit
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Topics - Lines and angles. Circle, Triangles and quadilaterlas properties. Basic Coodinate geometry. 3d shapes such as cylinder, cubes. Hardly any geometry question is out of this scope. Also, geometry is more about concepts where usually one concept leads to another and very less mugging is required. Prep books - can use MGMAT geometry book (starts with very basic stuff) or new Veritas prep book (comparatively crisp information )
Hope it helps.
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