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17 Nov 2009, 03:30
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Okay so, I really can't do math.
I've been getting scaled scores of 19-26 for Q on my practice CATs (MGMAT & GMATPREP), I'm due to take the test on Dec 5 (I was supposed to take it on Oct 5 but I thought I'd try to learn math first), and I'm a bit worried.
I've been studying for months but I literally can't understand the explanations for Quant concepts that I've found in the OG, PurpleMath.com, this website etc. I can't believe the vast majority of you guys make the 90% for Math so easily; everyone starts out with 40+ Q scores in his or her practice tests
Do you guys have any notes that I can use to learn math from scratch?
HELP
ps -- I'd gotten a 1400 on my SATs (Q600; V800) back in the day, but calculators were allowed and life was good.
I've been getting scaled scores of 19-26 for Q on my practice CATs (MGMAT & GMATPREP), I'm due to take the test on Dec 5 (I was supposed to take it on Oct 5 but I thought I'd try to learn math first), and I'm a bit worried.
I've been studying for months but I literally can't understand the explanations for Quant concepts that I've found in the OG, PurpleMath.com, this website etc. I can't believe the vast majority of you guys make the 90% for Math so easily; everyone starts out with 40+ Q scores in his or her practice tests
Do you guys have any notes that I can use to learn math from scratch?
HELP
ps -- I'd gotten a 1400 on my SATs (Q600; V800) back in the day, but calculators were allowed and life was good.
17 Nov 2009, 03:57
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What quant books are you referring to currently ?
> If you just want to brush up the basic concepts you can refer to Princeton review (or Kaplan Premier as well)
> There is a whole series of Manhattan GMAT quant books. You can pick the whole series or selectively pick few books depending upon which is your weak area.
> You can also use your 10+2 maths book and selectively go through some of the chapters.
Below is the link to all the quant books:
best-gmat-math-prep-books-reviews-recommendations-77291.html
> If you just want to brush up the basic concepts you can refer to Princeton review (or Kaplan Premier as well)
> There is a whole series of Manhattan GMAT quant books. You can pick the whole series or selectively pick few books depending upon which is your weak area.
> You can also use your 10+2 maths book and selectively go through some of the chapters.
Below is the link to all the quant books:
best-gmat-math-prep-books-reviews-recommendations-77291.html
17 Nov 2009, 11:27
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Everybody's different. So you can't do math but look at your verbal. Now tell us how you get those verbal scores! 
...just kiddin! Have patience sharshar84, keep practicing from your high school maths book, go through the concepts and solve the questions. Make sure to pick the topics which are related to GMAT only. It would take lot of time, may be 10-15 days.
I doubt that such is the case. Both the scores are equally important. What I have heard is that the more the scores are balanced the more it is cherished by adcom.
