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06 Dec 2007, 12:29
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Hi Guys,
Which book u would recommend for studying- Manattan gmat, Manhattan reveiw or Princeton, kaplan. Apart from Official guides.
How much time do u thnk is appropriate for studying...i am shooting for 700.
Thanks
Which book u would recommend for studying- Manattan gmat, Manhattan reveiw or Princeton, kaplan. Apart from Official guides.
How much time do u thnk is appropriate for studying...i am shooting for 700.
Thanks
06 Dec 2007, 13:25
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Amar1980
Amar, search the forums. You will find loads of threads discussing your concerns.
I recommend Manhattan GMAT and as far as time to study to reach your targer score - well, it depends. Take GMATPrep test and see what you are scoring right now. Some study for 1 month, and some a year.
07 Dec 2007, 12:04
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I hope you have a durable mouse and don't get sick of looking at a computer screen for long periods of times. Just start clicking around and reading posts. You'll get great insight into techniques, plans, materials, etc.
