Hi
I need some advise here. 2 months earlier I had taken the PowerPrep as a practice and got 520. Having got bogged down, I prepared with the Kaplans and Cliffs (Sentence Correction) and recently took a Kaplan GMAT Test and got 610.
I am not sure on how to judge my improvement.
I am planning to one Kaplan test per week.

Weak areas suggested by Kaplan - Reading Comprehension & Data Sufficiency. I got some tips from this site and other books to improve on Data Sufficiency. However, the problem was Reading Comprehension.

My questions are on the "stratergy henceforth"
1. Are there any workouts, books only for the Reading Comprehension.
or is it better for me to go ahead to taking practice tests from Princeton,etc...
2. I have not started with OG yet and I want to do it as early as possible.
As far the preparation time is concerned, I fear that I should not get tired of doing the whole excercise.

Basically I am not sure of the road ahead and I thought since some of you guys know better than I do.

I had some difficulty with Probability and I just have a suggestion if its useful. - I used the Delta Course online material for probability. It isnt worth the money but definitely its focus on probability is better and is a more than enough practice for probability.


Thanks
iceman

Thanks a lot bb for access to the premium section.
Yeah, its a long time since I am forcing myself to prepare for GMAT whenever I get time.
I use gmatclub as one of my personal tutor. No words to appreciate your good job here.

The delta course online is 20$ for access for 6 months.
The site : http://www.deltacourse.com

As you said, Let me plan to take PP. But I would like to check out Princeton tests before my last chance in PP. Actually I was interested in getting Verbal workout by Princeton for additional practice. But the book dosent come with the CD. If I buy both of them, I probably think it will too much for me atleast for now .... I would like to one at a time
which one is the best bet among the following ?? suggest ??

1. Cracking the Gmat 2003 (Cracking the Gmat With Sample Tests on Cd-Rom)
2. Verbal Workout for the GMAT (The Princeton Review)



thanks again
iceman

I think Cracking GMAT 2003 is bettter, because I have two books to prepare GMAT.
After using those books, I find the Princeton very focus on trick and strategy in its book, yet I doubt whether this approach is effective in the process of taking actual GMAT, because I think it is too simple if Princeton
is right.
How about your think concerning issue?
Now, I spend more time on kaplan verbal workbook and then do GMAT PLus
materials in CR and SC.
I want to ask BB about GMAT Plus.
Do you think the questions of GMAT Plus stuff is great?
I find those questions is very simliar to those of Official Guide, so I think
those questions should come from retired question pool of GMAT, right??