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24 Feb 2018, 05:51
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i am preparing for GMAT for the past 6 months. Despite being ok with the basics, i find it so hard to solve problems. As i started working out on Quant problems, i overcame a few challenges with the help of posts in the gmat club. thanks to the blog nd post writers. But i see different approaches, which i am mot able to visualize. How should i move forward ? i feel i am struck at a point and to move to the next level i find it extremely hard.
PS: on working out, i understood that there is a set of ways we can solve a problem.
for example : this just a simple example, to solve a weighted average question with two variables, i understood that i need to know the two variables and their respective values and there fore i can find the weighted average.
Moving forward, i feel i still lack something.
Can anyone guide my preparation ? i am already very late. was suppose to apply to the 2nd round of the application. Not sure i will get a atleast a 600 if i take up the test in the next one week. Looking forward to someone's help.
thankyou.
PS: on working out, i understood that there is a set of ways we can solve a problem.
for example : this just a simple example, to solve a weighted average question with two variables, i understood that i need to know the two variables and their respective values and there fore i can find the weighted average.
Moving forward, i feel i still lack something.
Can anyone guide my preparation ? i am already very late. was suppose to apply to the 2nd round of the application. Not sure i will get a atleast a 600 if i take up the test in the next one week. Looking forward to someone's help.
thankyou.
24 Feb 2018, 10:22
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Hey SaravanaPrabu090492
The questions that you are asking need introspection at your end. Especially about
having someone guide you for your preparation and scoring the 600 provided you
take the test in a week's time. What is necessary to understand is what is your current
level. Have you given a GMATPrep test recently? If so, what was your score?
I know you are late for this year's intake but if you are not happy with the GMAT score,
I wouldn't hurry things up. I have heard somewhere on this forum that is is better to
defer your application to next year than apply with a half-baked application.
Hope that helps you take a decision!
The questions that you are asking need introspection at your end. Especially about
having someone guide you for your preparation and scoring the 600 provided you
take the test in a week's time. What is necessary to understand is what is your current
level. Have you given a GMATPrep test recently? If so, what was your score?
I know you are late for this year's intake but if you are not happy with the GMAT score,
I wouldn't hurry things up. I have heard somewhere on this forum that is is better to
defer your application to next year than apply with a half-baked application.
Hope that helps you take a decision!
24 Feb 2018, 10:44
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SaravanaPrabu090492
Hi
First of all, take a Gmatprep test. It will help you to assess your current level. Then you can start working on your weaknesses. For Quant theory, you can refer to the Ultimate Quantitative Megathread of Gmatclub. It contains theory and for practice you can refer to the OG questions. For Verbal you can refer to the MGMAT guides.
