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Internalising Math concepts is a sine qua non for a high Score.
It is easy to understand GMAT Math conceptually, after all it is all High School level stuff.
However, under time pressure, it is all too common to see students fumbling about with their formulae and their concepts, losing precious time.
What is needed is to be able to look at a problem, and have a A-ha, I have seen it before, moment.
And that is what the Winners do.
Most winners are so well conversant with the concepts, that they don't have to spend too much time thinking about how to approach the problem, and which formulae to apply.
How do they do this? With Practice, Practice and more Practice.
After you have gone through the theory, you should try to solve as many different problems as you can get your hand on.
This is where the Question Bank for GMAT Winners comes in.
This exhaustive Book:
- Contains 400+ Word Problems covering ALL topics of GMAT Math
- All problems Fully explained with alternative methods for solving where ever applicable.
- Problems based around REAL GMAT Questions that have appeared in the recent past.
- Majority of questions are at the 700+ level to give you thorough practice.