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15 Jul 2017, 13:01
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Hi, I just started preparing for the GMAT and need some inputs on prep material and strategies. I have the Manhattan guides and was thinking about using them for the quant section, and buy E-gmat for the verbal. I have a bachelor in finance, so I would say that my quantitative ability is ok, but just from looking into the quant section I can see that the types of questions are totally different than regular math. I am also a non-native speaker.
Any inputs? I suppose I would need some extra problem sets for quant?
Thanks.
Any inputs? I suppose I would need some extra problem sets for quant?
Thanks.
15 Jul 2017, 13:30
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These are few of my recommendations:
1. Download the GMATPrep software and take a test to understand your current level.
You will find this in mba.com(where you need to register for your GMAT)
With that score in your hand, it would be easier to understand how to move
ahead with your preparation.
2. Follow Bunuel at the Math Forum(for Quant Section)
His signature contains some awesome questions that give you the true taste of GMAT.
Baker's Dozen, 12 Easy Pieces etc..
Even otherwise, solve each and every question he puts up on the forum.
They will give you all the practice that you can ask for.
3. Since you are only beginning with your preparation,
it makes sense to first clear your concepts for every topic.
Follow that up with some practice(preferably from the OG)
You can find more questions(specific to that topic), here at GMATClub.
The Timer feature will give you a feel of the original test.
Once you are clear with your concepts and need tougher questions :
An additional resource that you must consider are the GMATClub Tests.
You can buy the tests here or redeem these tests for Kudos
More info on Kudos : https://gmatclub.com/forum/kudos-points ... 79704.html
Hope that helps!
1. Download the GMATPrep software and take a test to understand your current level.
You will find this in mba.com(where you need to register for your GMAT)
With that score in your hand, it would be easier to understand how to move
ahead with your preparation.
2. Follow Bunuel at the Math Forum(for Quant Section)
His signature contains some awesome questions that give you the true taste of GMAT.
Baker's Dozen, 12 Easy Pieces etc..
Even otherwise, solve each and every question he puts up on the forum.
They will give you all the practice that you can ask for.
3. Since you are only beginning with your preparation,
it makes sense to first clear your concepts for every topic.
Follow that up with some practice(preferably from the OG)
You can find more questions(specific to that topic), here at GMATClub.
The Timer feature will give you a feel of the original test.
Once you are clear with your concepts and need tougher questions :
An additional resource that you must consider are the GMATClub Tests.
You can buy the tests here or redeem these tests for Kudos
More info on Kudos : https://gmatclub.com/forum/kudos-points ... 79704.html
Hope that helps!
15 Jul 2017, 19:35
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Agree with the points above. In addition to the strategy guides, Manhattan has an "Advanced Quant" book that is great for 700+ questions. A great way to study is to identify common question types and study up on specific weaknesses.
