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24 Oct 2023, 02:12
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Hello Everyone. I ’m going to start my GMAT study plan in next week. However, I never take GMAT test before including my knowledges about arithmetic, algebra, are quite away for me. Should I review some quantitative fundamentals before I start or can I review it while I study it in each week?. Thank in advance.
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Hello Everyone. I ’m going to start my GMAT study plan in next week. However, I never take GMAT test before including my knowledges about arithmetic, algebra, are quite away for me. Should I review some quantitative fundamentals before I start or can I review it while I study it in each week?. Thank in advance.
You probably should, especially if you haven’t used/studied Math in a while. My attack plan was to spend the first 2 weeks going through the Manhattan Prep books quickly and noting down what topics were uncomfortable for me (long division, no; overlapping sets, yes, etc). From there, you can decide if you are fine studying on your own, you want to use a paid program, maybe even a tutor. You’ll also be aware of the question types because it’s not just straightforward algebra or arithmetic. 
