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Lot of work to be done!!! How to Approach?

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by Sanjay2706 » Tue Aug 02, 2011 11:27 pm
Hey guys,
My GMAT date is on Sept 12 2011.
I took the GMATPrep test and I scored 580.
I reviewed the wrong answers, and I found that My math performance has lot to be desired.
Verbal performance was much better, though I made some silly mistakes in the SC questions.
CR and RC were fine.
How to approach Math now?
I wanna score heavily on math, but somehow I am missing out.
Please advice?
Any Materials to be followed other than the OG's?
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by akhilsuhag » Sat Aug 06, 2011 12:06 am
Can you share the breakdown of your scores. And the sub score (how many of the incorrect were DS/PS or even topics).
This will help you see areas that need improvement. Then the first step is getting the basics right. Get the MGMAT guides if you plan on self studying and then take it from their.

After getting the basics work with the OG maintaining an error log and going back to the questions you did not get correct. Keep going back till you get all of them. You can also try the MGMAT OG companion.

I hope it is helpful.

Cheers!!
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