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29 Nov 2022, 06:54
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Hello,
I only have 30 days to study for the Gmat. I will study around 25h in each week.
For the quant part: Would you go through the Manhattan strategy guide books or rather just solve problems and if you don't know how to solve a problem just look up the solution and try to understand it?
Since my time is limited reading through the books will probably take a lot of time.
I only have 30 days to study for the Gmat. I will study around 25h in each week.
For the quant part: Would you go through the Manhattan strategy guide books or rather just solve problems and if you don't know how to solve a problem just look up the solution and try to understand it?
Since my time is limited reading through the books will probably take a lot of time.
29 Nov 2022, 07:22
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Hi Schachfreizeit.
The answer to your question depends on your starting point.
If you're already pretty strong in most areas quant, then you could proceed in the following way.
For each quant topic, do a set of practice questions.
- If you get most of them correct, then you can proceed by simply reading the explanations and then doing more of the same type of question until you achieve high accuracy.
- If you get a relatively low percentage correct, then study the concepts and strategies associated with the topic thoroughly before doing more practice questions.
If you are not already strong in most areas of quant, then it will be more efficient to study the concepts and strategies associated with each topic before doing practice questions involving that topic.
For some key insights into how best to practice for the GMAT, see this post.
The Best GMAT Practice Methods
The answer to your question depends on your starting point.
If you're already pretty strong in most areas quant, then you could proceed in the following way.
For each quant topic, do a set of practice questions.
- If you get most of them correct, then you can proceed by simply reading the explanations and then doing more of the same type of question until you achieve high accuracy.
- If you get a relatively low percentage correct, then study the concepts and strategies associated with the topic thoroughly before doing more practice questions.
If you are not already strong in most areas of quant, then it will be more efficient to study the concepts and strategies associated with each topic before doing practice questions involving that topic.
For some key insights into how best to practice for the GMAT, see this post.
The Best GMAT Practice Methods
29 Nov 2022, 19:07
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HI Schachfreizeit,
I see that Marty has provided some great advice. One thing to add. Since your test is coming up, I recommend taking a practice test ASAP to get a baseline score.
I see that Marty has provided some great advice. One thing to add. Since your test is coming up, I recommend taking a practice test ASAP to get a baseline score.
