The Manhattan GMAT quant books(5 books in all - u can buy em all or just what u need) are a good resource. The number properties book is good too.

https://www.manhattangmat.com/Store.cfm

Also search this forum for something like :

number properties
remainders
factors
primes
absolute value

etc...

Try to go though the various posts and keep note of experts's (people like Stuart/Ian/Ron and many others) or other users approach to solving these problems. Along with the books to supplement, u will learn a ton. I cant imagine why u cant bring up you qaunt score to the high 40's since a 38 in qaunt tells me u have the basics covered.


Good luck and feel free to keep us updated!

Regards,
Cramya

Thanks a lot. I bought the books and have been studying with them the past few days. They are incredible; I wish I had them before.

Thanks so much.

I highly recommend these books for anybody looking to learn the quant sections.

There is a resource for quant tests called gmatclub tests (www.gmatclub.com)

It's $79 for a pack of 25 Quant and 6 Verbal.

The quant is very high-level - think 45 up.

Most people who score well on these tests - 45-50 will score as such in the gmat - like 90% of them do extremely well for quant.

These tests are more difficult than the actual gmat - but they could serve as a good indicator of how you're going to go in the actual gmat if you're scoring well.

I've always believed that if you can do the tough stuff, then the actual test's going to be cake.

Hope this helps.

leafs4ever93 wrote:Thanks a lot. I bought the books and have been studying with them the past few days. They are incredible; I wish I had them before.

Thanks so much.

I highly recommend these books for anybody looking to learn the quant sections.

I tell my students to read them