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by meldog021 » Mon Jul 06, 2009 9:56 am
So I have a plan to do 10 math questions a day and this will get my thru the entire math section of the OG 12th and the OG quant book. As of right now I am really struggling with the math section of this test. To past test takers or people that are really good at math do you guys feel that if I know how to do every problem backwards and forewards that by the time I take the actual GMAT I will do fairly decent on that section of the test??

Please give feedback and advice... I really need a math confidence booster... Please advise =)

Thanks,

Melanie
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by myohmy » Mon Jul 06, 2009 10:58 am
Depends on what kind of score you're looking for. If you want to break 600, I think the OG provides enough material to do well on the actual GMAT. If you want to break 700, you should learn the OG backwards and forwards, but you should also work on some more advanced math, since the OG math is probably simpler overall than you'll see if you want a 700+ score.
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by meldog021 » Mon Jul 06, 2009 11:02 am
Hi and thanks for your response... I would like to get the highest score that i possibly could but I will be very happy with a score in the 600's. I just have to stay focused and work really hard on learning the math for this test
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