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Dear friends of GMAT CLUB,
I am here to ask for an advice.
At the beginning of summer I took the GMAT for the first time (after 4-5 months of part time study) and I scored 590 (q40 v32).
I bought the Manhattan Prep Pratice tests and included in the package there was a test to assess the basics of math: I scored 90% in it and the advice was to exercise on the most advanced topics in order to improve the score.
During the summer I continued my improvement doing quant exercises and learning Sentence Correction (I never studied it and I only used my basics of english to complete exercises).

Now I am a bit lost... my target score is 630 - 650 and I think that now I am able to score V34-35, but I don't know how to exercise in an effective manner in order to improve Quant... I always find exercises that I don't know how to attack, especially in Word Problems and Remainders...

Is there a guide or a study plan that I can use to get the score that I want?
Please help :-) :cry:
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Dear friends of GMAT CLUB,
I am here to ask for an advice.
At the beginning of summer I took the GMAT for the first time (after 4-5 months of part time study) and I scored 590 (q40 v32).
I bought the Manhattan Prep Pratice tests and included in the package there was a test to assess the basics of math: I scored 90% in it and the advice was to exercise on the most advanced topics in order to improve the score.
During the summer I continued my improvement doing quant exercises and learning Sentence Correction (I never studied it and I only used my basics of english to complete exercises).

Now I am a bit lost... my target score is 630 - 650 and I think that now I am able to score V34-35, but I don't know how to exercise in an effective manner in order to improve Quant... I always find exercises that I don't know how to attack, especially in Word Problems and Remainders...

Is there a guide or a study plan that I can use to get the score that I want?
Please help :-) :cry:
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First of all check the following 2 posts:

ALL YOU NEED FOR QUANT ! ! !
Ultimate GMAT Quantitative Megathread

Also, these:

5. Strategies and Tactics To Increase Your Score




6. Strategies and Tactics To Speedd-Up



Hope it helps.
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Dear friends of GMAT CLUB,
I am here to ask for an advice.
At the beginning of summer I took the GMAT for the first time (after 4-5 months of part time study) and I scored 590 (q40 v32).
I bought the Manhattan Prep Pratice tests and included in the package there was a test to assess the basics of math: I scored 90% in it and the advice was to exercise on the most advanced topics in order to improve the score.
During the summer I continued my improvement doing quant exercises and learning Sentence Correction (I never studied it and I only used my basics of english to complete exercises).

Now I am a bit lost... my target score is 630 - 650 and I think that now I am able to score V34-35, but I don't know how to exercise in an effective manner in order to improve Quant... I always find exercises that I don't know how to attack, especially in Word Problems and Remainders...

Is there a guide or a study plan that I can use to get the score that I want?
Please help :-) :cry:

First of all check the following 2 posts:

ALL YOU NEED FOR QUANT ! ! !
Ultimate GMAT Quantitative Megathread

Also, these:

5. Strategies and Tactics To Increase Your Score




6. Strategies and Tactics To Speedd-Up



Hope it helps.
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Thanks a lot Bunuel!
Your posts are always helpful! :thumbup:
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Dear friends of GMAT CLUB,
I am here to ask for an advice.
At the beginning of summer I took the GMAT for the first time (after 4-5 months of part time study) and I scored 590 (q40 v32).
I bought the Manhattan Prep Pratice tests and included in the package there was a test to assess the basics of math: I scored 90% in it and the advice was to exercise on the most advanced topics in order to improve the score.
During the summer I continued my improvement doing quant exercises and learning Sentence Correction (I never studied it and I only used my basics of english to complete exercises).

Now I am a bit lost... my target score is 630 - 650 and I think that now I am able to score V34-35, but I don't know how to exercise in an effective manner in order to improve Quant... I always find exercises that I don't know how to attack, especially in Word Problems and Remainders...

Is there a guide or a study plan that I can use to get the score that I want?
Please help :-) :cry:
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i didn't know anything about this.
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In the event that anyone stumbles on this recently bumped thread, check the link in my signature: "the getting started on quant starter kit."

It's a list of free videos that covers way more than a 'starter kit.' Watching these videos, and putting their lessons into practice, will put you on the road to getting a 700 level worthy quant score.
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