Winners’ Guide to Advanced GMAT Math

By Jay John

In recent years, Probability & Combinations questions have been appearing with increasing regularity in the GMAT, more so at the 700+ levels. Most recent test takers have faced 2-4 probability/combination questions in their GMAT Exam. This is one subject that is unfortunately, not covered well in the commonly available GMAT prep books. And some of the specialist books go way above the level required for the GMAT, resulting in wasted effort that does not result in a higher score. If you want to do further practice on these topics, you should definitely go through the 'Winners Guide to Advanced GMAT Math'. This book exclusively covers these difficult topics in detail. Unique Features of the Advanced Guide to GMAT Math Focus on the difficult GMAT Math topics that are not covered well in Standard books. (Covering difficult topics such as: Number Theory, Inequalities, Statistics, Probability, Permutation/Combination ) All Theory & Questions based around the Actual GMAT questions that have appeared on these topics in the recent past. 180+ pages with Over One hundred Solved problems with detailed explanations. No Superfluous Material. You study ONLY what is required for the GMAT. No learning difficult concepts or theories that will never get tested on the GMAT. Why Should you Buy this Book? If you are aiming at 90 Percentile + in the GMAT Math, you need to cover ALL the Topics well. There have been innumerable instances, where students get a Probability or a Stats Question in the first 10. As you well know, getting a single question wrong in the first 10 can jeopardise your chances of a good score. This guide has been specifically written to supplement the Standard prep Books available in the market. It includes questions similar to the ones that have appeared in the GMAT in the recent past, especially at the 700+ level. You will NOT find these questions either in the Official Guide or in the Standard Prep Books. In fact, these topics are pretty much simply ignored because they are usually (but Not always) asked at a higher score level, and the official guide and the standard prep books target the 600-650 score audience. Also, the Formulae in the guide comprise a comprehensive list of formulae that the GMAT questions are based around. Most GMAT Winners know these formulae by heart and are well versed with how to apply them.. This gives them a Big advantage during the exam. While the commonly available books provide a list of formulae, they are by no means comprehensive, more so since these books are Not targeted at a 700+ audience. This guide was originally prepared exclusively for students who take private coaching from our team. Now it is being made available for anyone who is aiming at 700+ score in the GMAT.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0BQ94HWTR
• ISBN13: 9798369907900
• Release Date: December 2022
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 187 Pages
• Weight: 1.07 lbs.
• Dimensions: 10.0" x 0.4" x 8.0"