Fellow GMATters,
I need to improve my quant score and apart from the 'traditional' GMAT prep books, I ran across a sample of the book titled "How to prepare for quantitative aptitude for the CAT (3ed)" by Arun Sharma.
The concepts are very well explained there and there are plenty of practice problems.
Unfortunately, the book is not available in Europe
Has anyone used this book for preparation before? If so, I would like to hear your opinion.
I would be very grateful if you could please share an alternative way of how to get this book (PM me).
Thanks a lot!
Happy GMATting!
Opinion request on a quant book (Arun Sharma)
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Hi,
Apart from the book u have mentioned.. you can try Manhattan strategy guides... these are set of eight guides where they have concentrated on basics... Each and every topic wear explained there and there are plenty of practice problems. just try if interested.
Regards,
Vishnu
Apart from the book u have mentioned.. you can try Manhattan strategy guides... these are set of eight guides where they have concentrated on basics... Each and every topic wear explained there and there are plenty of practice problems. just try if interested.
Regards,
Vishnu
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Hi Vishnu,
I covered the MGMAT guides but I was looking for some additional material. I took a look at the book from Arun Sharma @GoogleBooks and the some of the problems there looked challenging. Additionally, there were some really good explanations of some concepts that are frequently tested on the GMAT.
Thanks anyway,
ikaplan
I covered the MGMAT guides but I was looking for some additional material. I took a look at the book from Arun Sharma @GoogleBooks and the some of the problems there looked challenging. Additionally, there were some really good explanations of some concepts that are frequently tested on the GMAT.
Thanks anyway,
ikaplan
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