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Guys, I wanted to know which is the best book to refer to after I am done with the Manhattan books and the OG 12. My answers still aren't that many correct, and would like to practice more, and refer to any book containing tougher questions.

Please provide your suggestions.

Please provide your suggestions.

mohater · Answer

If you're not answering problems correctly, I don't think more difficult problems is the answer.

In any case, if you want a lot of problems with good explanations, try Veritas books or anything by Jeff Sackmann

https://www.gmathacks.com/

chigiwigi · Answer

So, should I be merely looking back to the mistakes, redo the incorrect ones? Generally I have issues relating to converting each question into the a mathematical equation.

chigiwigi · Answer

You seem to have had a great improvement in your score during the second exam. How close are the MGMAT tests to the real GMAT ones? Are they tougher than the actual tests?

mohater · Answer

You should be keeping an error log.

Resolving WHY you are getting problems incorrect is very important to overcoming certain score thresholds and achieving your desired results.

chigiwigi · Answer

Thanks Mohater, I appreciate your help on this.

ksp · Answer

What are your scores...

Like how many questions you are getting wrong actually....

Like how many did you get worng before and after the MGMAT and OG 12...

chigiwigi · Answer

My accuracy rate has been approximately 50%, like the one test I took, I scored 24 in Quants. Since then, I have gone back to basics and brushed up all my concepts again. I will try and take a test again, and see how does it go. 
Apart from OG12 and MGMAT, I have purchased, Manhattan Advanced Quant Strategies.

ksp · Answer

Yea. Take an another test and find out in which level you are exactly in.
Then we can identify strengths and weakness and strategize accordingly.

BM · Answer

Mohater covers all the essentials here. One needs to master the basic questions before moving on to more challenging problems. And that is done by studying with solid guidebooks, problem practice, and review.

With that said, Sackmann's Fundamental sets are fantastic. I actually struggled with the OG material the first time. An Error Log is essential, but my weaknesses were too widespread. I used the Fundamental set, which begins at the most basic and works its way up to about the 600 level. I moved on to the OG 12 and OG Quant afterward and performed much, much better.

Another method that helped me was to reread the Manhattan books (this time without the end-of-chapter review questions) alongside Sackmann's questions. This heavily reinforced the material.

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