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29 Aug 2011, 21:46
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Hey guys,
just to give you a background. i graduated from uni last year and i'm currently in my first year of work. As my degree was not based around maths, i am extremely rusty with some of the mathematical concepts used in the GMAT. i had a look at the m25 and was stuck for the majority of them.
Were any of you guys like this and managed to study all these concepts?
i'm aiming for around 650 (i think this should be enough for a masters in finance at one of the hong kong unis).
thanks
just to give you a background. i graduated from uni last year and i'm currently in my first year of work. As my degree was not based around maths, i am extremely rusty with some of the mathematical concepts used in the GMAT. i had a look at the m25 and was stuck for the majority of them.
Were any of you guys like this and managed to study all these concepts?
i'm aiming for around 650 (i think this should be enough for a masters in finance at one of the hong kong unis).
thanks
30 Aug 2011, 20:11
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If you are rusty in Quant, try the MGMAT Math Foundations or the Kaplan Math Foundations.
Many people end up getting the 8 MGMAT books and then see if they are rusty enough and need these. You may want to do that as well.
Have you done any practice tests yet?
Many people end up getting the 8 MGMAT books and then see if they are rusty enough and need these. You may want to do that as well.
Have you done any practice tests yet?
30 Aug 2011, 21:39
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^thanks for the reply.
Nah, only had a brief look at the m25 test and had trouble with quite a few but after looking at the explanations, it doesn't seem like something that i wouldn't be able to learn in a few months.
Have only started looking at GMAT study as i realised i'm not happy with my career.
sounds like 700 is not possible for me though. i'm not a very out of the box thinker.
Nah, only had a brief look at the m25 test and had trouble with quite a few but after looking at the explanations, it doesn't seem like something that i wouldn't be able to learn in a few months.
Have only started looking at GMAT study as i realised i'm not happy with my career.
sounds like 700 is not possible for me though. i'm not a very out of the box thinker.
