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I have started preparing for GMAT and found that I am able to answer questions in 5-6 difficulty level in less than 2 min time. But going to higher difficulty levels, I am unable to. Even if I do, it takes time more than 2 min. So I plan to master each section of Quant questions to match my pace.
To make it more clear, I am looking for study materials to work out say 100 questions in each individual sections such as average, decimals, percents, rates, ratio, probability, P&C etc.
Can anyone suggest some materials for the same. Your response be it Y/N is highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I have started preparing for GMAT and found that I am able to answer questions in 5-6 difficulty level in less than 2 min time. But going to higher difficulty levels, I am unable to. Even if I do, it takes time more than 2 min. So I plan to master each section of Quant questions to match my pace.
To make it more clear, I am looking for study materials to work out say 100 questions in each individual sections such as average, decimals, percents, rates, ratio, probability, P&C etc.
Can anyone suggest some materials for the same. Your response be it Y/N is highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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