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12 Jan 2012, 18:41
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Hi,
I just started to study for GMAT and is planning to apply by the end of this year (2012). I've read thru the study plans and recommanded books on the GmatClub, and I've bought several books but don't really know which one to start. here are the books I got:
1. Kaplan GMAT 2012 Premier
2. The Official Guide for GMAT Review
3. The Official Guide for GMAT Quantitative Review
4. The Official Guide for GMAT Verbal Review
5. Foundations of GMAT Verbal (Manhattan GMAT Preparation Guide: Foundations of Verbal)
6. Foundations of GMAT Math: GMAT Strategy Supplement (Manhattan GMAT Preparation Guide: Foundations of Math)
7. Manhattan GMAT Set of 8 Strategy Guides, Fourth Edition (Manhattan GMAT Strategy Guides)
Is there any suggested sequence?
I just started to study for GMAT and is planning to apply by the end of this year (2012). I've read thru the study plans and recommanded books on the GmatClub, and I've bought several books but don't really know which one to start. here are the books I got:
1. Kaplan GMAT 2012 Premier
2. The Official Guide for GMAT Review
3. The Official Guide for GMAT Quantitative Review
4. The Official Guide for GMAT Verbal Review
5. Foundations of GMAT Verbal (Manhattan GMAT Preparation Guide: Foundations of Verbal)
6. Foundations of GMAT Math: GMAT Strategy Supplement (Manhattan GMAT Preparation Guide: Foundations of Math)
7. Manhattan GMAT Set of 8 Strategy Guides, Fourth Edition (Manhattan GMAT Strategy Guides)
Is there any suggested sequence?
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16 Jan 2012, 07:16
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Hey,
good book collection you have
I'm just starting with nearly the same materials as you. I have a slightly different approach than the one, offered by the other people. It all depends on the you view.
As you think to dedicate the entire year to your preparation (I would rather change that and try to do until the 6th of June one attempt, as then the GMAT format will change and there will be new MGMAT, Kaplan and OG books as well), I would start with both Foundation book, no matter in what sequence, and then make a GMATPrep CAT in order to gauge my level. Should be dobe in around 3-4 weeks.
Than have a look on the Kaplan Premier to get some general feeling about the strategies, used in exam preparation and the GMAT itself.
Finally, start reading all 8 MGMAT Strategy Guides, whereas I think they are the most important source of information. Study them slowly, write down everything you don't know cold, and complete OG's questions mentioned in every chapter. If you succeed doing this in 2-2,5 months, then the remaining time until June can be dedicated to completing the remaining MGMAT CAT's as well as GMAT Prep tests.
The error log is obligatory!
At least that's the approach which I aim to apply.
Regards,
good book collection you have
I'm just starting with nearly the same materials as you. I have a slightly different approach than the one, offered by the other people. It all depends on the you view.
As you think to dedicate the entire year to your preparation (I would rather change that and try to do until the 6th of June one attempt, as then the GMAT format will change and there will be new MGMAT, Kaplan and OG books as well), I would start with both Foundation book, no matter in what sequence, and then make a GMATPrep CAT in order to gauge my level. Should be dobe in around 3-4 weeks.
Than have a look on the Kaplan Premier to get some general feeling about the strategies, used in exam preparation and the GMAT itself.
Finally, start reading all 8 MGMAT Strategy Guides, whereas I think they are the most important source of information. Study them slowly, write down everything you don't know cold, and complete OG's questions mentioned in every chapter. If you succeed doing this in 2-2,5 months, then the remaining time until June can be dedicated to completing the remaining MGMAT CAT's as well as GMAT Prep tests.
The error log is obligatory!
At least that's the approach which I aim to apply.
Regards,
14 Jan 2012, 04:14
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jasjaa
start with a gmatprep practice test so that you can get to know about your current level of understanding of the gmat related topics. then decide where to start based on your score.
if you get 40+ in quant section of gmatprep, i don't think foundations of gmat math will be much help for you. also a 35+ verbal score will mean that you don't need to spend much time on foundation of gmat verbal.
