So you want to touch 49+ in math's... What are things you need to do? well here are a few of my own conclusions, please note that they are applicable for me, so there is a possibility that they might apply to you as well.1) DS Traps are where we usually fall, they are subtle traps, like duplicate statements, or the statement hiding a particular number property, or likewise.
2) Probability, and sums involving permutations and combinations: These are where most of the people will panic and commit silly mistakes, when you see such a question, pat yourself on the back, coz in all likelyhood you have already done well on the exam, so take your time, practise probability, permutations and combinations, don't fret over if you can't solve it move on... Likelyhood of seeing such questions is really low on the GMAT. But nonetheless, be prepared.
3) Sums involving complex geometry, which may be sometimes unheard of, algebra, arithmetic, or plugin types of sums come naturally to us, these don't unless you have practised them well, do practise all the OG geometry questions thoroughly well. Understanding the "Trick" in each one rather than going the longer way.
4) Do Solve at least 15 different sums everyday, you don't want to relax and bask in the glory of your quant prowess, it might prove dangerous, remember, QUANT is where you can be sure to score, verbal can throw some real bad surprises at you, if you do really well in both, well... you're the man then!
ATB,
Abhinandan.
