WA@vdj5150
I had a gap post my 615 attempt for 3-4 months and restarted my prep from May. I used TTP for Quants until my 615 attempt. The last 2 months I just took mocks and worked on my test taking endurance. For verbal, I would suggest reading `The Atlantic’ although my verbal didn’t go as expected. I scored a V83 today.
Did you improve your reading speed after reading The Atlantic ? I’m having problems with Reading Comprehension, I read twice...
WA@guj7126
Hey, I gave my GMAT and had a super hard quant question come up. Can I post that question on gmatclub? If yes, how do I do that? The website does not make it very easy
Post it here. Or you can create a topic and post the question. Can you post it ?
WA@kvq7832
Hey what r the best free resources for gmat prep?
GMATClub, GMAT Ninja videos, If you have lot of time in hand, Ron Purewals "Thurdays with Ron" by
Manhattan Prep. But I think no free resource is collated properly so you will lose valuable time in organizing. I would suggest you to enroll in TTP self study program. My personal opinion I will rank TTP 1st.
WA@uio7686
Hi everyone! I could use some guidance on structuring my gmat prep.
For Quant, I’ve finished watching Aditya kumar’s algebra videos on youtube, now I’m confused about what to do next Should I:
* Start practicing from the gmat Club Question Bank?
* Work through the Manhattan Foundation of Math book first?
* Begin solving questions from the gmat Official Guide?
but i’ve also heard people say to save the official guide until later in the prep, is that actually a good strategy?
Start solving OG (Official Guide) questions, if you’re running out of problems, use GMATClub’s adaptive Quiz. I think it costs around 30 USD