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13 Dec 2022, 16:57
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Join us with eGMAT Quant Expert Dec 14th @ 10:30am ET / 3:30pm UK / 9pm IST
You know the concepts, but just make too many “silly” or “careless” mistakes?
Do you want to go from Q35 to Q50, but don’t know how?
You have already reached Q45, but want to improve further?
No matter how many questions you practice, you're stuck at Q47-48 and not able to score higher?
How many questions can you miss to get Q51 or 700 on GMAT?
And lastly, are you afraid of the “intense calculations” required for solving GMAT Quant questions?
If you find any of the above situations relatable, this video is for you. Watch and learn the strategies to improve quant score in GMAT.
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You know the concepts, but just make too many “silly” or “careless” mistakes?
Do you want to go from Q35 to Q50, but don’t know how?
You have already reached Q45, but want to improve further?
No matter how many questions you practice, you're stuck at Q47-48 and not able to score higher?
How many questions can you miss to get Q51 or 700 on GMAT?
And lastly, are you afraid of the “intense calculations” required for solving GMAT Quant questions?
If you find any of the above situations relatable, this video is for you. Watch and learn the strategies to improve quant score in GMAT.
Date & Time: Wednesday, Dec 14, 10:30am New York / 3:30pm London / 9pm Mumbai
YouTube Link: redirect.php?id=wo34kjvdfp
Add to Google Calendar:
See you on YouTube!
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16 Dec 2022, 08:44
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Do I have to get ALL Quant questions right to Q51? Answer: You do not have to answer all questions correctly; however, you must reach the hard questions, which is accomplished by answering 15-20 questions correctly in succession.
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