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by aiming800 » Sat Oct 10, 2009 4:29 am
i have got 46 in quantitative in gmat. could you please suggest the books or resources from which i should study/practise now to bring the quant score to 50 levels.
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Re: Good resources for high quant score

by vivecan2005 » Sat Oct 10, 2009 5:48 pm
Let me ask you one thing:

Do you have 50+ in verbal? Verbal will really push the bar and give you super great score! But for your answer:
Manahattan gmat set of quant books

Again Verbal is the Key
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by aiming800 » Mon Oct 12, 2009 3:30 am
Thanks vivecan for the reply.

No,i dont have high verbal scores, but as quant is my strength i thought of first working on it to take its scores to 50 levels.

As far as verbal is concerned,i scored 32.Any suggestions on how to take this score to atleast 40+ level,are most welcome.

It would be really helpful if eric also addresses
my above mentioned concerns.
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by sboddup2 » Tue Oct 20, 2009 1:41 am
A jump of 6 odd in verbal will help you more than a similar jump in quant. I suggest using some of the Manhattan guides, especially for sentence correction. Quant will come in to place with some more practice. Make sure you take notes of your strengths and weaknesses in both sections and actually work towards improving on them.
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