Need help with Quants!

Hi Nis20.

Your best move for mastering GMAT quant is not to do mixed sets practice of questions timed. It's to work topic by topic, first developing complete understanding of a topic and then doing practice questions focused on that one topic until you practically can't get them incorrect, first doing the questions untimed and then seeking to speed up as you develop skill.

So, by working through the Official Guides, you are using a method that is far from the most effective method, because you are doing mixed practice rather than working topic by topic.

I did something similar when I started preparing and got much better results when I started preparing in a more effective way.

For a more in-depth discussion of how to master GMAT quant, see this post. How To Increase Your GMAT Quant Score

Hello Nis20,

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