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*Memer writes:*
Hey All
Can someone help me with Quant questions , whenever I give mock, I always encounter new types of questions. I get the answer right but takes too much time with my approach but when I analyse it is direct 1 trick ans.
Is there any form or website where I can get all the types of question of each topic. Or should continue giving mocks and learn new things?
There is no point in memorizing approaches. The hard questions are unfamiliar by design, so a catalogue of tricks will never cover them. Concepts, pattern identification and application are what carry over.
A topic-wise list does exist (filter the GMAT Club question bank by topic and 655 plus difficulty, or use the Official Guide grouped by topic). Please note that it will not fix this by itself. Going by what you have written, you are getting the answers right and you can see the one step solution in analysis, so the concept is there and the retrieval under time is not.
Fix the review, not the volume. In your
error log, write the trigger instead of the solution, that is, what in the question stem should have pointed you to that method. Do this on untimed topic sets, not on mocks. Mocks measure, they do not teach, and you have a limited number of them.