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21 Aug 2010, 00:15
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Hi guys,
I have read through the MGMAT number properties book and found it very useful. Thanks for the suggestion.
My next question is very simple - give that I'm targeting a quant score of 46 - 48 (and would happily take a 46). Is it necessary to read through the advanced chapters? I've read here that perfecting the medium to hard questions is far more important than to conquer the super difficult questions in order to get the score I'm aiming for.
Did anyone get a lot out of those advanced chapters? I personally didn't bother with the advanced chapters of SC book either.
Cheers
I have read through the MGMAT number properties book and found it very useful. Thanks for the suggestion.
My next question is very simple - give that I'm targeting a quant score of 46 - 48 (and would happily take a 46). Is it necessary to read through the advanced chapters? I've read here that perfecting the medium to hard questions is far more important than to conquer the super difficult questions in order to get the score I'm aiming for.
Did anyone get a lot out of those advanced chapters? I personally didn't bother with the advanced chapters of SC book either.
Cheers
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23 Aug 2010, 10:40
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I advise you to read the advanced topics. If your goal is a 46 or above in quant, then also practice with the GMATClub Tests.
23 Aug 2010, 12:55
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I've been going through all the regular chapters and doing the regular OG questions for each book first, then I'm going to go back and do all the advanced chapters and OG questions after. Even if you don't need some of that content it will at least be a good review and solidify your understanding of the earlier chapters, but if you run out of time at least you'll have the basics from each book covered.
