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24 Aug 2023, 07:17
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Hi All,
I wanted to ask other members on GMAT Club, if they were able to get a score of Q49-Q51 by preparing solely basis concepts taught by E-GMAT, plus with there Scholaranium and OG Questions?
There verbal section is unmatched but wanted to ask from other members, if one can solely refer E-GMAT, plus there Scholaranium and OG Questions to get a good quant score in the range of Q49/Q50/Q51?
Many posts which I have seen on GMAT Club do praise the quant questions on GMAT Club, but since I have referred concepts on Quant from E-GMAT and I am kind of looking for a one stop solution for my quant practice and get a decent score (Q49 and above). Given my past academic and competitive exam experience, practicing from multiple sources tends to eat away my focus and I fear there can be clash of concepts taught by E-GMAT in there solutions and concepts in solutions for question on GMAT Club.
I already had a long haul preparing for GMAT and looking to ace my next GMAT attempt.
Thanks in advance
I wanted to ask other members on GMAT Club, if they were able to get a score of Q49-Q51 by preparing solely basis concepts taught by E-GMAT, plus with there Scholaranium and OG Questions?
There verbal section is unmatched but wanted to ask from other members, if one can solely refer E-GMAT, plus there Scholaranium and OG Questions to get a good quant score in the range of Q49/Q50/Q51?
Many posts which I have seen on GMAT Club do praise the quant questions on GMAT Club, but since I have referred concepts on Quant from E-GMAT and I am kind of looking for a one stop solution for my quant practice and get a decent score (Q49 and above). Given my past academic and competitive exam experience, practicing from multiple sources tends to eat away my focus and I fear there can be clash of concepts taught by E-GMAT in there solutions and concepts in solutions for question on GMAT Club.
I already had a long haul preparing for GMAT and looking to ace my next GMAT attempt.
Thanks in advance
24 Aug 2023, 10:53
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Do end your preparations with Official Mocks, after all the practice on e-GMAT or any other test prep companies.
All the Best.
All the Best.
