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19 Jun 2018, 10:20
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Hi Guys,
I have been trying to find the most effective way to prepare quant. I have gone through Manhattan Foundation Book and I'm currently doing the 3/5 book in the chapter-wise books. But, Manhattan doesn't give much in terms of practice. I have OG, Nova Maths Bible, McGraw Hills Maths, Princeton Review and T.I.M.E. material, but I'm unable to figure out how and where to begin. Can anyone please help me with a strategy/study plan so that I complete within the next 30-45 days.
I have been trying to find the most effective way to prepare quant. I have gone through Manhattan Foundation Book and I'm currently doing the 3/5 book in the chapter-wise books. But, Manhattan doesn't give much in terms of practice. I have OG, Nova Maths Bible, McGraw Hills Maths, Princeton Review and T.I.M.E. material, but I'm unable to figure out how and where to begin. Can anyone please help me with a strategy/study plan so that I complete within the next 30-45 days.
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19 Jun 2018, 10:50
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guneetsingh
Hi,
First step of preparation should be a shot at GMAT prep free test from mba.com to understand your current level/weak and strong area/ timing issues etc. Practicing in vacuum without having a strategy in hand is a total wastage of time and energy. So try one GMAT prep test. Then make a comprehensive study plan for yourself (you can find some plans here : https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-self-pr ... tml?f=menu ). GMAT club has immense practice material and you should use those resources. I would advise you to practice from good GMAT reliable resources because GMAT has a very specific way of writing questions. Manhattan is good along with McGraw Hill. Start from GMAT club quant directory ( https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-math-qu ... 7/?fl=menu ) and try to solve from easiest to hardest order. Learn from every question and make your own notes.
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20 Jun 2018, 10:45
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Hi guneetsingh,
As mentioned above, it's advisable to take a mock test to see where you stand. What is your target quant score?
Some additional useful links:
All you need for quant
The best math books
GMAT Study Plan for New GMAT Test Takers
Hope this helps!
As mentioned above, it's advisable to take a mock test to see where you stand. What is your target quant score?
Some additional useful links:
All you need for quant
The best math books
GMAT Study Plan for New GMAT Test Takers
Hope this helps!
