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02 Dec 2021, 10:27
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Hello all,
I need some advice. I completed the Manhattan prep gmat Foundations of Math and All the Quant, as well as the practice questions. I am struggling most with geometry. I am currently doing the OG 2021 problems. I got through the "Easy" problems with 15/16 correct. I just completed the "Medium" problems and only got 4/12 correct. Last weekend I redid all of the Manhattan Prep Geometry, which helped significantly, but I am still missing little parts on a lot of the questions. Does anyone have any advice here? Anyone recommend a better learning source for geometry other than Manhattan Prep? Most importantly, does anyone know where I can find more practice problems (LOTS OF THEM)? I seem to benefit the most from practice problems, but I need a lot of them! Any advice helps!!
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I need some advice. I completed the Manhattan prep gmat Foundations of Math and All the Quant, as well as the practice questions. I am struggling most with geometry. I am currently doing the OG 2021 problems. I got through the "Easy" problems with 15/16 correct. I just completed the "Medium" problems and only got 4/12 correct. Last weekend I redid all of the Manhattan Prep Geometry, which helped significantly, but I am still missing little parts on a lot of the questions. Does anyone have any advice here? Anyone recommend a better learning source for geometry other than Manhattan Prep? Most importantly, does anyone know where I can find more practice problems (LOTS OF THEM)? I seem to benefit the most from practice problems, but I need a lot of them! Any advice helps!!
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02 Dec 2021, 15:46
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Hi gmatstrglz.
Geometry questions tend to be like puzzles. So, getting them correct takes seeing various angles (of all things ...) and carefully considering relationships.
In the beginning, regardless of how many concepts you have learned, it takes time to apply the concepts, see the angles, and consider relationships without making mistakes.
So, one thing that could help you achieve higher accuracy in Geometry and develop stronger skills is simply spending more time on each question to see what's going on, check your work, and make sure you've actually arrived at the correct answer. By working in this way, you'll develop skills and understanding and become accustomed to going through the motions that result in success.
As you develop your skills, you'll naturally speed up until you're answering Geometry questions at test pace.
Geometry questions tend to be like puzzles. So, getting them correct takes seeing various angles (of all things ...) and carefully considering relationships.
In the beginning, regardless of how many concepts you have learned, it takes time to apply the concepts, see the angles, and consider relationships without making mistakes.
So, one thing that could help you achieve higher accuracy in Geometry and develop stronger skills is simply spending more time on each question to see what's going on, check your work, and make sure you've actually arrived at the correct answer. By working in this way, you'll develop skills and understanding and become accustomed to going through the motions that result in success.
As you develop your skills, you'll naturally speed up until you're answering Geometry questions at test pace.
02 Dec 2021, 20:37
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Follow the links:
https://gmatclub.com/forum/problem-solv ... s%5B%5D=53
https://gmatclub.com/forum/data-suffici ... s%5B%5D=32
You may further fine tune the filters so that you may pick the right set of geometry questions.
I suggest to solve only Official questions. Learn from the mistakes, you will be fine.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/problem-solv ... s%5B%5D=53
https://gmatclub.com/forum/data-suffici ... s%5B%5D=32
You may further fine tune the filters so that you may pick the right set of geometry questions.
I suggest to solve only Official questions. Learn from the mistakes, you will be fine.
