Hi, I had a question for practicing questions what all sources should we choose, like there is GMAT prep, Aristotle, 1000 series , GMAT advanced or just the official ones?
Hi. GMAT Prep, 1000 series and GMAT Advanced are all official Sources :-) The source does not matter as much for Quant. More important for Verbal and we suggest you focus on the official sources
@@MsJeswanth As someone who has taken both CAT as well as GMAT, my advice to you would be to get comfortable with the format of the questions asked in GMAT quant. There are two types - Problem Solving - this is very similar to how you'd solve questions on CAT quant. Not much prep work needed here. Data Sufficiency - these problems are slightly different as you don't always HAVE TO solve the question, but just assess whether given information from 2 statements (either alone or together) would be sufficient to answer the question. Practice a few of these, get the hang of the ways to answer such questions and you should be good to go.
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Hi, I had a question for practicing questions what all sources should we choose, like there is GMAT prep, Aristotle, 1000 series , GMAT advanced or just the official ones?
Hi. GMAT Prep, 1000 series and GMAT Advanced are all official Sources :-)
The source does not matter as much for Quant. More important for Verbal and we suggest you focus on the official sources
@@gmatclub thank you
bro if we prepare quant for CAT, can I directly write quant for GMAT or should I prepare separately? If so what's the difference?
@@MsJeswanth As someone who has taken both CAT as well as GMAT, my advice to you would be to get comfortable with the format of the questions asked in GMAT quant. There are two types -
Problem Solving - this is very similar to how you'd solve questions on CAT quant. Not much prep work needed here.
Data Sufficiency - these problems are slightly different as you don't always HAVE TO solve the question, but just assess whether given information from 2 statements (either alone or together) would be sufficient to answer the question. Practice a few of these, get the hang of the ways to answer such questions and you should be good to go.
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