Hi all,
I am planning to sit for the test by early August. I have studying using the GMATPrep 60-Day program. The only questions material I have been using so far is the GMAT OG 13, which I don't think is enough. I have finished studying the content for the Quantitative section; but still somewhere in the CR. I keep on reading in the forum about the importance of mastering the concepts and managing time - two core areas I seriously need to improve, if I want to get anywhere close to my target score. I am a foreign national who have not been practicing math since I was in High School - some 11 years ago. You can imagine how rusty my skills are!!
I am thinking in order to improve my quant. I need to practice different concepts of ranging difficulties pertaining to a specific topic (i.e. percent decrease and increase, statistics,...etc.) before I move on to practicing CATs. It is important that I not only focus on only one topic at a time but also know the level of difficulty I am practicing. This being said, I plan on employing the same strategy when I am done studying the verbal section content. Does this sound like a good plan?! If it does, what resources can help me achieve my goal? Do you have any other recommendations for me to follow?
All advice is much appreciated.
Best regards,
Nelnadi
I am planning to sit for the test by early August. I have studying using the GMATPrep 60-Day program. The only questions material I have been using so far is the GMAT OG 13, which I don't think is enough. I have finished studying the content for the Quantitative section; but still somewhere in the CR. I keep on reading in the forum about the importance of mastering the concepts and managing time - two core areas I seriously need to improve, if I want to get anywhere close to my target score. I am a foreign national who have not been practicing math since I was in High School - some 11 years ago. You can imagine how rusty my skills are!!
I am thinking in order to improve my quant. I need to practice different concepts of ranging difficulties pertaining to a specific topic (i.e. percent decrease and increase, statistics,...etc.) before I move on to practicing CATs. It is important that I not only focus on only one topic at a time but also know the level of difficulty I am practicing. This being said, I plan on employing the same strategy when I am done studying the verbal section content. Does this sound like a good plan?! If it does, what resources can help me achieve my goal? Do you have any other recommendations for me to follow?
All advice is much appreciated.
Best regards,
Nelnadi
