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GMAT Geometry questions

by goelmohit2002 » Sat Sep 05, 2009 9:32 pm
Hi All,

I take a long time in solving geometry questions specially tricky DS ones....guess I do not have much practice in that area....can someone please tell is there a collection of good GMAT related geometry problems (especially tough ones) that can hone up my skills for GMAT preparation ?

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by gmat740 » Sat Sep 05, 2009 11:39 pm
Hi Mohit!

Usually, the DS probs from any topic require very good fundamental concepts. So if you feel that you are week in fundamentals, I would suggest you to go through Class -9th, 10th Maths Textbooks(preferably CBSE board). They are really good in fundamentals.(Don't underestimate these textbooks, they are the pillars of geometry.)

Once done with fundamentals, go through the problems from any CAT coaching booklet(like TIME, IMS etc) That would enable you to apply your fundamental concepts into tricky problems.

Hope this Helps

PS : The poster above is from India and Since we belong to the same country I was able to give a customised advice. Please don't consider the advice above as a general advice since the above books might not be available outside India.
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by goelmohit2002 » Sun Sep 06, 2009 5:53 am
gmat740 wrote:Hi Mohit!

Usually, the DS probs from any topic require very good fundamental concepts. So if you feel that you are week in fundamentals, I would suggest you to go through Class -9th, 10th Maths Textbooks(preferably CBSE board). They are really good in fundamentals.(Don't underestimate these textbooks, they are the pillars of geometry.)

Once done with fundamentals, go through the problems from any CAT coaching booklet(like TIME, IMS etc) That would enable you to apply your fundamental concepts into tricky problems.

Hope this Helps

PS : The poster above is from India and Since we belong to the same country I was able to give a customised advice. Please don't consider the advice above as a general advice since the above books might not be available outside India.
Hi Karan,

Thanks. Actually I am looking for complex DS questions specially of geometry....theory wise..as such I do not have much problem......

any idea of good collection of geometry probs ?
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