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Hi,
I took the GMAT in Mar, and scored 640 (Q39,V48). I've planned for a retake in mid May.
I'm wandering if anyone can give me some tips on how to improve my quant?
I've been through the Manhattan GMAT guides and did all the OG12 questions, although I still feel that my concepts are rusty and under time pressure can't think clearly on the problems.
Any help would be very much appreciated
Diana
I took the GMAT in Mar, and scored 640 (Q39,V48). I've planned for a retake in mid May.
I'm wandering if anyone can give me some tips on how to improve my quant?
I've been through the Manhattan GMAT guides and did all the OG12 questions, although I still feel that my concepts are rusty and under time pressure can't think clearly on the problems.
Any help would be very much appreciated
Diana
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You may like to go through the undermentioned link
the-final-climb-quest-for-q-50-from-q47-129441.html
Moreover, I think you need to get your basics right and must do the fundamental book for quant by mgmat and thereafter re-do the set of 5 books by mgmat. Then advance to gmatclub tests and probably you would score 750+ with all this effort.
Best wishes
the-final-climb-quest-for-q-50-from-q47-129441.html
Moreover, I think you need to get your basics right and must do the fundamental book for quant by mgmat and thereafter re-do the set of 5 books by mgmat. Then advance to gmatclub tests and probably you would score 750+ with all this effort.
Best wishes
