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27 Apr 2018, 03:50
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Hey guys, I want to take the Gmat exam in July but I'm so scared of maths(the quantitative part). It's worse because the last time I had anything to do with maths was in 2007. Any advice?
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27 Apr 2018, 04:01
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Here are some steps you should consider following:
1. MAKE A STUDY PLAN
Detailed Study Plans for Novice and Advanced GMAT Takers.
2. Consider getting GMAT Quantitative Books
Don’t know which book(s) to purchase? Check out our Top Best GMAT Quantitative Books
3. IDENTIFY YOUR WEAKNESSES
Take a FREE Diagnostic Test through GMAC or GMAT Club to See Where Your Weaknesses are. Math Revolution also offers a comprehensive diagnostic test.
4. MAKE AN ERROR LOGS
It’s absolutely crucial that you make an error log a part of your GMAT study plan. Check error logs HERE.
5. GO THROUGH THE FOLLOWING TOPICS FOR MORE:
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ALL YOU NEED FOR QUANT ! ! !
6. STARTR!
As Lao Tzu said a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
02 May 2018, 14:27
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https://www.theatlantic.com/education/a ... th/280914/
Read this, then read it again. You aren't bad at math - you have a complicated relationship with math, and you're sort of scared of it, sure, but you can overcome that! There's nothing about your brain that makes it naturally bad at doing math; it's just a matter of patience and practice, like any other skill you've learned in your life.
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