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Raising quant percentile from 63 to 80?

Problem Solving — algebra and arithmetic (GMAT Focus Edition)
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by ElleBee » Thu Aug 21, 2008 5:33 am
Hi All,

I am very weak in quant. In my previous GMAT, which I took yesterday, I did well in verbal but got a 41 in quant which translates to the 63rd percentile. I've already gone through the Manhattan GMAT quant books and OG 11 (and the OG for quant) but perhaps not well enough. Can anyone recommend their strategies for improving their quant and/or materials? I know many of you do very well in math, and are 80 percentile and up, so I'm looking more for advice about how to reach that 80th percentile.

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