THE QUANT NOTES YOU'RE LOOKING FOR

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Attaching a compilation of self-prepared and compiled Quant notes for the GMAT aspirants.

Things to take care of :
1. These notes are handwritten.
I have tried my best to make things seem simple but my handwriting is not great , plus the notes have been written in an unstable environment.( Literally)
2. These notes are an amalgamation of notes from various reliable sources.
3. I haven't gone deep in the analysis of the derivation of the formulae and verification of the given information to be true.
4. Some of the chapters don't include any example for the explanation of the theory.
5. These notes are gold IMO, but kindly feel free to correct if you find any discrepancy. Enjoy

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bb · Answer

Wow! 128 pages!

Thank you so much for sharing and I think this document also works to show to some of the folks what kind of effort is involved in getting a high score on the GMAT. Sometimes folks think it’s all about watching some videos and getting really smart but you have to process the information you watch in the video And making notes as one of the best ways.

I’ve made a bunch of notes when I was preparing but they were also hand written and I have a much worse handwriting so they were pretty much lost and worthless to anyone else. However, the biggest value is to you, the author of these notes. The process of creating them is what helps you save information in your longer-term memory And to realize that you have gaps and to work on them. I very strongly recommend everyone creed the wrong notes for a topic they want to master.

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ShashankSS3 · Answer

Thanks so much  bb 
I hope it finds it's way to help as many candidates as possible.

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carcass · Answer

Hi

and thank you for the time and effort infused into it.

However, I do not wanna be snooty which is far from my sentiment, the notes would be better formatted properly. They would be, certainly, easier to follow

My humble suggestion, though

ShashankSS3 · Answer

carcass I understand. Actually I didn't prepare the notes with the intent of posting in the initial stages. But later I decided to. However, i have bookmarked the chapters/ sections for easier reference. Hope this helps

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