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28 Jun 2015, 00:32
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i have been recently dwelling with the fact that in the quant section i am finding it difficult to crack the upper medium and hard level questions on number problems.I have tried to relearn the basics and try again but i still find it hard added to the fact that some answer explanations in the OG and other guides are 2-3 page long and are difficult to make sense of.Can someone please suggest me ways to relearn my basics differently in number problems (integers,prime numbers,absolute value etc) and probability or give me tips to be able to crack the medium and hard level questions is these topics ?
28 Jun 2015, 17:05
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HI Vikhyath,
You should take advantage of the Forums here and post the specific questions that are giving you trouble. There's also a pretty good chance that someone else may have already posted those same questions, so you can search them out here.
The explanations offered by most GMAT Books (including the OG) tend to be 'technical' in nature, but most GMAT questions can be solved in a variety of ways. As such, you might need to learn (and practice) some new tactics to help you improve on the question types that you're currently not great at.
How long have you been studying?
What resources have you been using during your studies?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
You should take advantage of the Forums here and post the specific questions that are giving you trouble. There's also a pretty good chance that someone else may have already posted those same questions, so you can search them out here.
The explanations offered by most GMAT Books (including the OG) tend to be 'technical' in nature, but most GMAT questions can be solved in a variety of ways. As such, you might need to learn (and practice) some new tactics to help you improve on the question types that you're currently not great at.
How long have you been studying?
What resources have you been using during your studies?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
28 Jun 2015, 23:13
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How have you been studying so far? Are you working from books or online resources? Do you feel that you know all the basics and just need to work on applications, or do you find that you don't actually know the needed concepts/strategies?
For explanations, you can definitely hit the forums here. You can also pick up a copy of our Official Guide Companion--it has student-friendly explanations for all the quant in the main OG.
For explanations, you can definitely hit the forums here. You can also pick up a copy of our Official Guide Companion--it has student-friendly explanations for all the quant in the main OG.
