Hello,
I'd like to give a particular focus on improving my quantitative skills apart from doing cases (especially profitability and investments questions) but I don't how to.
I've been doing only the quantitative questions from random cases, but it does not work well as it's taking ages to find good ones that I can actually do without having the whole case context.
I'm obviously also
Do you know resources that I would use for that?
Thank you
Hi Rachel,
Great question!
Not sure if you are familiar with the GMAT, but the test has a quantitative section with questions that are quite similar to the quantitative questions in a Consulting Case Study.
I found very useful during my preparation to McKinsey & BCG to go through lists of quant questions to quickly improve my math/quant skills. It's also quite quick to find resources online (lists of GMAT questions).
Not the typical tip, but it worked for me, I hope it will for you too !
Good luck in your preparation, and let me know if I can help in any way!
Best,
Mehdi
Hi Rachel,
Preplounge has a number of resources here! Rocketblocks is also fantastic for contextual math and chart/exhibit reading.
I'm also more than happy to take you run through multiple exercises quickly! (Summarizing only what you need to know to “solve” the exhibit/equation)
Hi Rachel,
Check out these Q&A for plenty of tips regarding your question.
Hi!
The other coaches already gave you interesting insights.
I would also consider practicing fast math here on PrepLounge.
Best,
Anto
Happy to diagnose whats the actual issue or the block that you are facing - through a short diagnostic case. Then I can provide you with a very focused approach on improving your skills.
If yes, is there a particular website that you recommend to train for GMAT?