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Study Plan

Study Day Title

1 Introduction to Quant: Arithmetic
2 Study Signs and arithmetic patterns
3 Extra Credit & GMAT Prep Resources

Reading and Practice Plan

15 min:

Read Mathematics grouping symbols

2 min:

Take a break

20 min:

Learn the Arithmetic question patterns on the GMAT

30 min:

Read Read the article on negatives

10 min:

Read Get used to simple math equations on the GMAT

25 min:

Solve PS Arithmetic 600-700 level questions

Tips & Tricks for More Effective Practice

Make sure you review difficulty level of each question.

For each mistake, do not forget to mark or make notes in your log and plan to review them tomorrow in the first 15 mins of your prep.

Make sure you don’t google the questions and use extra credit resources to boost your performance.

Tip of the day:

The simplest error log is a notepad with the questions that you marked incorrectly and the reason you made a mistake.

Recommended Resources

downloads

GMAT Club Math Book

Fractions and Percentages document

Math Shortcuts

Materials to check
GMAT Club Official Guides Directory
Math Tables for quick revision
Conversion problems on the GMAT
Extra Credit

- Alphamatic questions on the GMAT

- Do 15 Hard Arithmetic DS Questions. Target to have at least 70% accuracy
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