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Problem Solving — algebra and arithmetic
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by matt_d » Sun Nov 02, 2008 12:07 pm
Is it me or does anyone else find the Math section of the MGMAT test extremely difficult?. I averaged mid to high 40's on the GMAT Prep but range from a 28 to 40 on MGMAT. Anyway, just wanted to get some other people's thoughts on this. Thanks
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by cramya » Sun Nov 02, 2008 1:53 pm
Yes MGMAT is slightly tougher in terms of time managament and the difficulty level of problems. This is my personal experiecne also since I have used their online quizzes. If you browse the GMAT STARTEGY section of thsi forum u will find several posts regarding this.

In a way its good since doing tougher problems gives u more confidence shich is one of the most important ingredient needed to be successfule in GMAT

Hope this helps!
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