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10 Sep 2013, 12:43
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Well... you saw my first post - I feel it is too hard. At the same time, it is quite cheap (less than $20). At the same time, you can get GMAT Club tests for free if you redeem Kudos. https://gmatclub.com/tests/redeem-kudos.html
If you can improve your score elsewhere (verbal) for a shorter time/less effort, I would focus there and not try to chase the Q50 or 51.
If you think Quant is what you need to improve, you have enough Kudos (more than so for GMAT Club tests), start with them. I feel they are better suited for this kind of thing but that's me and I am biased in this case.
If you can improve your score elsewhere (verbal) for a shorter time/less effort, I would focus there and not try to chase the Q50 or 51.
If you think Quant is what you need to improve, you have enough Kudos (more than so for GMAT Club tests), start with them. I feel they are better suited for this kind of thing but that's me and I am biased in this case.
10 Sep 2013, 14:55
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bb
Thanks bb. +1.
Just sent you a PM on this..in fact couple of PMs! The latter slipped out of my mind that I'd need to follow-up with you on my query...! Thanks to my IB like work-load, GMAT prep and all
Looking forward to hear from you over there.
04 Jun 2015, 14:38
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guhabhishek
The book is good for learning techniques and learning ways to answer questions fast and more logically.
Do not consider this book as a question bank but consider it more as a practice source aimed at sharpening skills.
I guess this book is good for those who are scoring + 44 on GMATprep and GMATClub tests.
