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Hi there! :)

Guys, I have just completed MGMAT math series, 1 to 5. Now, I need to practise a lot. I found Manhattan review Quant question bank. I would like to hear from those who have used this book for practice, do you recommend this book for practice? Is it worth to spend time and energy on this book? If not, what do you recommend for practice?

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Hi Mehemmed ,

Here is my honest answer (others might not agree) :

Don't spend any extra money on more books.

Use GMATClub for more practice. This platform has tons of practice questions from different sources.

You will not only get the taste of everything but also get help from all of us.

If you start following our Quant expert (Bunuel ) , you are done with quant. :)

Happy learning. :)
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Hi Mehemmed ,

Here is my honest answer (others might not agree) :

Don't spend any extra money on more books.

Use GMATClub for more practice. This platform has tons of practice questions from different sources.

You will not only get the taste of everything but also get help from all of us.

If you start following our Quant expert (Bunuel ) , you are done with quant. :)

Happy learning. :)
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abhimahna Thanks for you answer
Actually, this question bank is free of charge :) I need lots of questions seperately by topic.
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abhimahna Thanks for you answer
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Ohh okay. Then it completely depends on how much time you have and how good are you in Quant and Verbal.

If you think you are already at level Q50-51 and you need to improve your verbal, then focus more on verbal.

Make a good decision. :)
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abhimahna Thanks for you answer
Actually, this question bank is free of charge :) I need lots of questions seperately by topic.

Ohh okay. Then it completely depends on how much time you have and how good are you in Quant and Verbal.

If you think you are already at level Q50-51 and you need to improve your verbal, then focus more on verbal.

Make a good decision. :)
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I have enough time like 4-5 months. I was good at math at high school, I need to brush my quant skills. I am not yet at 50-51 level. Now, what do you think?) Which resource is best for practising which worth time and effort?)
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Then you can go for Manhattan Question bank. Keep testing your knowledge by giving mocks.

Also, ALWAYS prefer Quality over quantity.

All the best. :)
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Hi Mehemmed ,

Here is my honest answer (others might not agree) :

Don't spend any extra money on more books.

Use GMATClub for more practice. This platform has tons of practice questions from different sources.

You will not only get the taste of everything but also get help from all of us.

If you start following our Quant expert (Bunuel ) , you are done with quant. :)

Happy learning. :)


abhimahna Thanks for you answer
Actually, this question bank is free of charge :) I need lots of questions seperately by topic.
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Our questions bank HERE is also free of charge and is by category, sourcec and difficulty. Only in Quantitative we have more than 20,000 different GMAT quality questions. It also has built in search which allows to find questions by multiple tags.

P.S. Also, go through this: ALL YOU NEED FOR QUANT. In that post you'll find plenty of useful material, questions, strategies, etc.
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Abhimahna and Bunuel, thank you for your help))
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