Does anyone have recommendations for resources that focus on the Quant practice (i.e: a large bank of math problems specific to cases – not just mental math help)
Not looking for coaches. Please send online resources other than preplounge
Does anyone have recommendations for resources that focus on the Quant practice (i.e: a large bank of math problems specific to cases – not just mental math help)
Not looking for coaches. Please send online resources other than preplounge
Hi there,
From my point of view and experience of my coachees I would recommend:
1. Read a few books on math shortcuts and tips (Speed mathematics, Tricks to become Human Calculator),
2. Check videos on youtube explaining shortcuts
3. Eventually take a course (the one that seems good is GMAT | Quantitative | Master Math Course | 2022 Updated | Udemy.
4. Last option which I think is probably the best is to get a math tutor, someone who helps students at schools (probably the best value for money).
5. On top of a lot of training and drilling.
The good thing is that math can improve fast with exercising.
Good luck
Lucie
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My suggestion is to start preparing using the Inductive Reasoning part of the GMAT and McKinsey PST you can find online.
As usually say, don't make too many exercises, just make a few of them but very very thoroughly.
Try also to prepare with market sizing exercises.
If you want to practice quantitative reasoning with me, just book a session.
GMAT tests (inc Manhattan Prep), PST Tests from the web, Rocketblocks & Say it with Charts book are some very good sources.
I suggest getting materials from the GMAT Problem Solving question.
Hi there,
Feel free to message me directly. I have a long list of resources that you can use!
Hint: Google is your friend.