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22 May 2014, 03:20
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Hi guys,
I have passed two practice tests from Official GMAT site. My Quant score was test 1 - 43(Q);
test 2 - 44(Q).
After the first practice test I took two books:
Manhattan GMAT Math foundations - reviewed it, some material helped me to refresh my memory, but other material was very routine.
Princeton - 1032 Q. - I seemed that some questions of the book were too hard and some explanations were not very clear + I think that some questions contain errors.
After the second practice test I took one book:
The Official GMAT Quant Review 2nd edition - in PS section I had mistakes after №110; in DS section after № 64.
Meanwhile, I feel that I'm not comfortable with Probability and Discrete Probality questions.
Give me advice what strategies and books to choose in order to improve my Quant score? My goal is between 48 - 50(Q).
Kind regards,
Nikolay
I have passed two practice tests from Official GMAT site. My Quant score was test 1 - 43(Q);
test 2 - 44(Q).
After the first practice test I took two books:
Manhattan GMAT Math foundations - reviewed it, some material helped me to refresh my memory, but other material was very routine.
Princeton - 1032 Q. - I seemed that some questions of the book were too hard and some explanations were not very clear + I think that some questions contain errors.
After the second practice test I took one book:
The Official GMAT Quant Review 2nd edition - in PS section I had mistakes after №110; in DS section after № 64.
Meanwhile, I feel that I'm not comfortable with Probability and Discrete Probality questions.
Give me advice what strategies and books to choose in order to improve my Quant score? My goal is between 48 - 50(Q).
Kind regards,
Nikolay
23 May 2014, 07:54
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Hi Nikolay,
There are some probability/combinatorics questions you can practice with here: Pick out some of the combinatorics questions or the ones that have <50% of student correct responses here: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... -questions
As you study questions on OG - it may help to see someone else go through the same questions - perhaps with a different approach or more efficient timing. Try taking a look at: https://www.gmatpill.com/official-guide
There are some probability/combinatorics questions you can practice with here: Pick out some of the combinatorics questions or the ones that have <50% of student correct responses here: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... -questions
As you study questions on OG - it may help to see someone else go through the same questions - perhaps with a different approach or more efficient timing. Try taking a look at: https://www.gmatpill.com/official-guide
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