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Books and Strategies to Ace the Quant.
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23 May 2016, 20:36
23 May 2016, 20:36
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I am aiming for a high score in the quant section of GRE. I posted my study plan on the GRE questions and strategy section yesterday and got some very informative and effective suggestions from the members.
Being an Engineering student i am aiming for a high score in quant section and looking for some advises about it. In the meantime i will use manhattan 1-6 and nova for reviewing the basics and at last the Official quant book of GRE on which i will give emphasis on more. I have 6-8 month in my hand . And i can give 2-3 hours most everyday 1-2 months before taking the GRE exam. In those 1-2 months i intend on practicing the questions.
Being an Engineering student i am aiming for a high score in quant section and looking for some advises about it. In the meantime i will use manhattan 1-6 and nova for reviewing the basics and at last the Official quant book of GRE on which i will give emphasis on more. I have 6-8 month in my hand . And i can give 2-3 hours most everyday 1-2 months before taking the GRE exam. In those 1-2 months i intend on practicing the questions.
Re: Books and Strategies to Ace the Quant.
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24 May 2016, 15:50
24 May 2016, 15:50
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Quant TAG List
Hey rysul119,
You have ample time for practice before the exam. That being said its never too early to start preparing for the tests.
Usually the students follow the following algorithm for Quants.
1. Start with a simple GRE test and observe the results. Based on your results you can evaluate the topics in which you are strong and weak.
2. Once you have identified your strengths and weaknesses you can start dedicated study of the individual topics. Here our own website might be a useful resource. Our Tagging system lets you choose from the topics. Since it is an ever expanding website you can find many questions.
Here is a complete list of topics
1. Algebra
2. Algebraic Expressions
3. Absolute Values/Modules
4. Arithmetic
5. Combinations
6. Coordinate Geometry
7. Counting Methods
8. Data Analysis
9. Exponents/Roots/Decimals
10. Geometry and 3-D Figures
11. Graphs and Illustrations
12. Inequalities
13. Integers/Fractions
14. Lines/Angles
15. Probability
16. Real Numbers
17. Remainders
18. Ratio/Percent
19. Sequences
20. Standard Deviation
21. Solving Linear/Quadratic Equations
22. Statistics
2. Algebraic Expressions
3. Absolute Values/Modules
4. Arithmetic
5. Combinations
6. Coordinate Geometry
7. Counting Methods
8. Data Analysis
9. Exponents/Roots/Decimals
10. Geometry and 3-D Figures
11. Graphs and Illustrations
12. Inequalities
13. Integers/Fractions
14. Lines/Angles
15. Probability
16. Real Numbers
17. Remainders
18. Ratio/Percent
19. Sequences
20. Standard Deviation
21. Solving Linear/Quadratic Equations
22. Statistics
3. After you have practiced your weaknesses away retake the tests available to re-evaluate your position. And practice more if needed. since there are ample free tests available online you should be able to repeat the above process multiple times.
Best of Luck,
Leave a reply if you need clarification.
Regards,
PS: Personally I like this resource for self study LINK
Re: Books and Strategies to Ace the Quant.
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26 May 2016, 05:29
26 May 2016, 05:29
Thanks a lot Sandy. 
I will try to follow the topics from here. And i have already downloaded those flash cards. They are really good.
I will try to follow the topics from here. And i have already downloaded those flash cards
. They are really good.
