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Hey guys,
My GMAT process is ongoing and by keeping a detailed log of my mistakes I've been noticing that I am getting stuck on two topics in Quant,namely Number properties and Inequalities.Whenver I am faced with DS/PS problems i definetly hesitate and know taht I am doomed.Even if i manage to do the sum it takes long or I am unsure.Could somebody please help?



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PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE. If you want a good score on test day you have to be familiar with just about every type of question on it, so I would suggest that you just do a lot of Q practice, either on the challenges on with Kaplan, OG, etc. until such time that you do feel comfortable. There is no magic solution, just put some time into it.
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ya practise i understand but i was hoping for a more detailed process in the above two areas i have mentioned.Any specific resources for them?
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There are Manhattan GMAT Books for that:

Inequalities: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/09818 ... 0981853315

Number Properties: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/09818 ... 098185334X



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