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23 Jun 2014, 08:57
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Hi !!
For the last few days I have been practicing questions on number theory & inequalities but my performance in these topics not improving. What should i do ?
If I am average on these two topics but good in others, what are my chances of getting a 50/51 score in Quant section.
Please help.
For the last few days I have been practicing questions on number theory & inequalities but my performance in these topics not improving. What should i do ?
If I am average on these two topics but good in others, what are my chances of getting a 50/51 score in Quant section.
Please help.
23 Jun 2014, 10:48
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nitin1negi
Your chances will be reduced to some extent because Number Properties is extensively tested. If you are done with basics try moderate level difficulty questions to begin with and then move to higher difficulty level questions.
If you really want to improve, i would suggest you to look at Gmatclub math tests, part of premium membership. This alone should take your understanding of topics to another level....
In short, You can not give up on these topics...
You have been praticising...but what about the theory... What resources are you using??
23 Jun 2014, 19:40
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Thanks for answering my query. For the theory I have mainly read Nova's Publication quant book & Quant book by Arun Sharma. Could you please suggest some other books to clarify basics further? At present my accuracy in these questions is about 50%.
