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Hello friends,
After taking the GMAT for the first time last January and not scoring well - 590 Q44;V27 - I decided to take the test again during the Summer. The main books I decided to use were the Official Guides, the Manhattan Books, and Kaplan Premier 2016.
I started studying for the GMAT again last June, and as I was reading the Number Properties Book of the Manhattan set, I was surprised to find that I couldn't recall much of the information I learned before taking my first GMAT exam in January. In fact, reading the Manhattan Books felt like learning everything all over again. Neither could I recall the simple divisibility rules, nor could I recall the not-much-more complicated standard-deviation basics.
For these reasons, I thought that writing a short summary of each of the paragraphs of the five Manhattan Quant Books would help me quickly review the basics in case I didn't get a decent grade in my second attempt and had to re-take the GMAT for the third time.
Each of the PDF documents attached contains a detailed summary of each of the chapters included in the Manhattan Books. Plus, you'll find some of the in-chapter problems that gave me a hard time in addition to all the formulas that you need for the GMAT.
I hope these help you in your journey toward a great GMAT score!
N.B.: By the way, I scored 690 (Q50,V34) in my second attempt and plan on retaking the GMAT for a third (and hopefully last) time. My goal is to keep my Q50 while improving the Verbal score.
Best,
MoulayAbdesslam
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Need Kudos
After taking the GMAT for the first time last January and not scoring well - 590 Q44;V27 - I decided to take the test again during the Summer. The main books I decided to use were the Official Guides, the Manhattan Books, and Kaplan Premier 2016.
I started studying for the GMAT again last June, and as I was reading the Number Properties Book of the Manhattan set, I was surprised to find that I couldn't recall much of the information I learned before taking my first GMAT exam in January. In fact, reading the Manhattan Books felt like learning everything all over again. Neither could I recall the simple divisibility rules, nor could I recall the not-much-more complicated standard-deviation basics.
For these reasons, I thought that writing a short summary of each of the paragraphs of the five Manhattan Quant Books would help me quickly review the basics in case I didn't get a decent grade in my second attempt and had to re-take the GMAT for the third time.
Each of the PDF documents attached contains a detailed summary of each of the chapters included in the Manhattan Books. Plus, you'll find some of the in-chapter problems that gave me a hard time in addition to all the formulas that you need for the GMAT.
I hope these help you in your journey toward a great GMAT score!
N.B.: By the way, I scored 690 (Q50,V34) in my second attempt and plan on retaking the GMAT for a third (and hopefully last) time. My goal is to keep my Q50 while improving the Verbal score.
Best,
MoulayAbdesslam
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Need Kudos
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2. Fractions, Decimals, & Percents.pdf [1.55 MiB]
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1. The Number Properties Review.pdf [2.1 MiB]
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Gmatsaiyan
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14 Oct 2018, 06:15
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Wow your a life saver, this is exactly what I was looking for.
Almost done going through all of the Manhattan GMAT Quant guides was planning to make summary notes to remember of the concepts I just spend so much time learning.
This will save me a lot of time
Thanks a lot man
Almost done going through all of the Manhattan GMAT Quant guides was planning to make summary notes to remember of the concepts I just spend so much time learning.
This will save me a lot of time
Thanks a lot man
