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Hi everyone, I just recently finished the 5 MGMAT quant books and I am looking to put my knowledge to practice. I am currently going through the OG 13th edition. I just completed all of the PS questions and will soon start with the DS questions. Is this sufficient practice? I'd appreciate any suggestions! Thanks
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Hi everyone, I just recently finished the 5 MGMAT quant books and I am looking to put my knowledge to practice. I am currently going through the OG 13th edition. I just completed all of the PS questions and will soon start with the DS questions. Is this sufficient practice? I'd appreciate any suggestions! Thanks
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That's a great question, and I'm happy to help.
I guess one question I have is: how soon is your test? If your test is in the next week or two, then doing all the math in the OG13 would probably be sufficient. If you have more time, you might want a little more practice. Also, it depends on how you are doing. If you are getting +90% right, then probably you are in good shape. BUT, if you are getting 30-40% correct on the first crack, you may need more practice. Once you get a question wrong, it's good to have another, different question on that concept to test yourself.
Also, are you practicing everything against a strict time limit? If you are not, then you don't really know whether you understand at the test level. Here's a blog about that: https://magoosh.com/gmat/2012/pacing-an ... -the-gmat/
That entire blog is free and is loaded with articles about math that contain additional practice problems. That would be a great resource for you as well.
Let me know if you have any more questions.
Mike
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