Can anyone suggest please? Thanks a lot!

Personally, I used Kaplan and Princeton review before, those are all pretty easy. I like Math from Mahattan GMAT, their math part in the practise test are really hard. They have free test online, so I recommend you to take one test and see if you like their math, then decide if you want to use their online question banks.

I'm a math major too. The best questions I've come across so far are from the MGMAT question banks and tests. You could also attempt the CAT exam math questions (the ones they use for Indian Institute of Management), as they are usually harder than the GMAT questions.

prindaroy wrote:I'm a math major too. The best questions I've come across so far are from the MGMAT question banks and tests. You could also attempt the CAT exam math questions (the ones they use for Indian Institute of Management), as they are usually harder than the GMAT questions.

I agree. It doesn't get any worse/harder than that. Please read my previous response to another poster with the same dilemma:

https://www.beatthegmat.com/need-to-impr ... t1946.html

I was in Barnes and Nobles the other day and was surprised to see Kaplan's new GMAT Math Foundation workbooks.

https://www.amazon.com/Kaplan-GMAT-Math- ... d_sim_b_49

At last these folks are looking in the right direction. I'm sick and tired of all the GMAT prep books that dedicate only half a page per topic on math. Alas, the quality of the Kaplan workbook indicated that it was designed for the '600's audience. Didn't find any hard problems and the theory too could have been elaborated further.

Do not be fooled by that book (Kaplan Foundations), it is utterly useless! I purchased one thinking that once I understood the concepts of the subjects covered in the GMAT exam, everything else would be a breeze. Well, that was a waste of time.
I decided to take a practice test to see if I understood the concepts better...I can't even type the score I got out of embarrassment. Which was what led me to this website; I decided to find out what books other people were studying, most mention MGMAT. So I changed my GMAT date and I purchased the 5 Quant books MGMAT had to offer. Since I work 9-5/6 every weekday, I dedicated 7-10.30 pm on weekdays at the local Barnes and Noble store and spent 3pm-10.30pm on weekends going through each topic covered. At the end of book 3, I decided to measure how better improved I was, and I pretty much doubled my score to 630 after 1 month of rigorous studying.
I have my GMAT in a week, and I still need to completely cover Geometry and Word Translations (both my greatest weaknesses), and I must say that even with been clueless when it comes to many word problems and geometrical questions, scoring 630 was great for me (and I believed I may have danced around the store when my score was revealed)
I plan to take another test tomorrow morning, hopefully, my score would have increase dramatically again.

Anyway, if you have problems with Quant, buy the Manhattan GMAT books, and you'll see an improvement, if you put the hard work into it.