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I have been working again on my GMAT and realized that I am stuck at 49 in quant, without managing to improve it further. What I lack now is practice with difficult 700+ question on GMAT. I have used multiple versions of The Official Guide for Quantitive Review and I get all the book questions correctly (98%). I solve most of the questions under 80 seconds. However, when I try to do a CAT, I always run out of time in the last 3 4 questions. I guess this is due to my lack of practice with 700+ questions. Is there any resource you would recommend working with? I have seen a lot of resources in this forum, but most of them don't look like actual GMAT questions and they require to know you some weird properties, something I think is not required in the actual test. Any help would be highly appreciated.
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12 Feb 2020, 06:04
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Hi
I would recommend going with GMATClub tests. These tests are indispensable for anyone aiming for a high score in Quant Section of GMAT.
Also, you can use tag to select Manhattan questions from the Question bank, the quant questions of Manhattan are very good and challenging, but some are too difficult compared to the level of GMAT.
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I would recommend going with GMATClub tests. These tests are indispensable for anyone aiming for a high score in Quant Section of GMAT.
Also, you can use tag to select Manhattan questions from the Question bank, the quant questions of Manhattan are very good and challenging, but some are too difficult compared to the level of GMAT.
Regards
fmeci
15 Feb 2020, 09:32
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You can also use GMAT Club's question filter (https://gmatclub.com/forum/viewforumtags.php) to filter out 700+ questions by source and topic.
Cheers,
Brent
Cheers,
Brent
