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GMAT Inequalities is a high-frequency topic in GMAT Quant, but many students struggle because the concepts behave differently from standard algebra. Understanding the right rules, patterns, and edge cases can significantly improve both speed and accuracy.- May 06
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06 Jun 2007, 10:32
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Hello:
I am new here, and would like some suggestion on how to go about planning my study for the GMAT. I am not your typical 25-35 yr old GMAT test taker, but rather someone who has been out of school for almost 20 years, with kids in Middle to High school, and a full time job. Any ideas/suggestion would help in my attempt to keep my study time as productive as possible. I am not sure if I should start on brushing up the fundamentals (Math, grammar), or rather keep taking practice tests as most of the test takers seem to suggest. I did take the diagnostic GMATPrep, and the results were very discouraging.
Thanks in advance.
I am new here, and would like some suggestion on how to go about planning my study for the GMAT. I am not your typical 25-35 yr old GMAT test taker, but rather someone who has been out of school for almost 20 years, with kids in Middle to High school, and a full time job. Any ideas/suggestion would help in my attempt to keep my study time as productive as possible. I am not sure if I should start on brushing up the fundamentals (Math, grammar), or rather keep taking practice tests as most of the test takers seem to suggest. I did take the diagnostic GMATPrep, and the results were very discouraging.
Thanks in advance.
06 Jun 2007, 10:54
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I would suggest to review core concepts first, especially in Quant. A great book to get started with is called The Ultiamte Math refresher.
Sentence correction also requires reviewing some of the basics.
Sentence correction also requires reviewing some of the basics.
06 Jun 2007, 11:47
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wow, you gotta be in your middle to upper 40s now ! Isn't it too late to do an MBA right now ? or I bet it's for a PhD. anyways, as I've always believed: getting a low score in GMAT or GMATprep indicates a great room for improvements. So that's good news.
Go over the basics for math and verbal:
Math: try the kaplan math workbook or PR
Verbal: definately the MGMAT SC book + crack the GMAT from PR or the full MGMAT series.
Overall: get the OG11, OG11-verbal, OG11-math, and reinstall GMATprep and take the tests over and over again for more practice.
Good Luck !
Go over the basics for math and verbal:
Math: try the kaplan math workbook or PR
Verbal: definately the MGMAT SC book + crack the GMAT from PR or the full MGMAT series.
Overall: get the OG11, OG11-verbal, OG11-math, and reinstall GMATprep and take the tests over and over again for more practice.
Good Luck !
