Hi Guys,
I am looking for a bank of drills or sets of example questions that just focus on more complex math issues. e.g. here's a set of figures how would you arrive at X, now that you have X what do you need to get Y. Any examples of cases with good quant would help too. Also, I am not preparing for an interview that is going to have particularly hard math it is just my weakest point right now so I would like to focus more heavily on it. Thanks for any feedback.
Not exactly what you are looking for, but i suggest you spend 15-20 minutes a day on caseinterviewmath.com for rapid-fire practice. It will rank you by speed and accuracy as well, i used it to grest effect when i was in your shoes, and a number of my clients have made good progress as well.
Also - preplounge has some very good material. And no, they do not pay me to tell you that :)
Hello Jay,
aside from Guennael's recommendation, you should also feel free to make use of PrepLounge's "mental math tool": https://www.preplounge.com/en/mental-math.php
Good luck!
Best wishes,
Ashkan
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