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Txs a lot guys for the advice. Will start out slowly and steadily and hope to improve with time and practice. I guess noting down your weak points has been stressed by lots of people in this forum, so I will start doing that too. Cheers Gia

Hi everyone. I have gone through this forum endless times but I havent come across anyone who is bad in quant. I am starting my preparations for GMAT and quant gives me nightmares. So I want to know if there is someone who has a weak quant and how did he/she go about it? Do I start studying from high school math books or start directly with OG and keep preparing one question at a time?? Thanks in advance for help.

congrats....you have done it.

congrats.....you have done amazingly well though english is your 4th language.

Great Score....congratulations.

Amazing prep talk and debrief. One thing which stuck me the most in your debrief is your concept of motivation and discpline. I have been trying, I guess not hard enough, to get into discipline but havent got a hang of it yet. Thanks for motivating words.

Hi Piyush, Congratulations on your great score and thanks for posting the prep strategy. You mentioned in one of your posts 'Since I am a non native speaker, it wasnt something which was natural to me. When i started SC, i dint even knw what exactly are gerunds, pst participles, usage of different tenses , subordinate clause, modifier probs, restrictive nature of sentence , etc and I usually go the way a sentence used to "sound" to me. This holds true for me too and I wanted to know how and where to start with these rules. There are so many of them and I just dont know if I should start memorizing all of them or should I start with SC questions and then see rules for each question??? I dont even think my brain can absorb so much data. Cheers Gia