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by missang » Mon Aug 20, 2012 8:48 am
I have been studying off and on for the GMAT using the 60 day GMAT guide and the online video courses. The videos are great but I do not think they help me on the math section to the extent that I want. I do not know what to do. Please some advice please.
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by tisrar02 » Mon Aug 20, 2012 1:45 pm
The Manhattan GMAT math guides are a very good source for math related topics. What I did was take Actual GMAT simulation tests in real test conditions and identify my weaknesses. For math, I would go back to topic in one of the MGMAT guides and look over the question to see where I went wrong and then read about the topic again.

I have also started making flashcards of all my mistakes in both Verbal(CR and SC) and Quant(PS and DS). Maybe this could be a useful tool so you can refer back to them every night. It has helped me a great deal.

Hope this helps.
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