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15 Dec 2013, 02:00
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I was told that one must use the Official Guides but I find Kaplan books better and I also have the Manhattan GMAT advanced Quant. Is there a Advanced Verbal questions as Manhattan doesn't offer that? I must improved on the Verbal Section in order to get a good score and brush up on the Quant section as well.
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17 Dec 2013, 14:39
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Hi there,
Of course I have to start by saying you don't need any books if you try our program, Economist GMAT Tutor. In fact, you don't even have to take notes!
Although our course is a fully comprehensive one, if you feel you need more practice, the only resource we would recommend is the Official Guide for GMAT Review (the 12th and, especially 13th edition), which is a resource of real (retired) GMAT questions, so you can add a bit more time to the above hours. Please note that generally you should only use this book once you have completed most of our program as it is only a practice book and does NOT teach a student how to attack each question type.
Also note that we already have 5000+ questions in our program so the Official Guide, which only has about 850 questions, contains fewer (but good) questions. Also note that the Official Guide does not always provide the most proper explanations, so do rely on our lessons and techniques even if you use the OG (this is also why I strongly suggest doing the OG a bit later in our course).
The point is: The Official Guide is an excellent extra resource. Use it in conjunction with our program, not as your main study resource.
Good luck!
Of course I have to start by saying you don't need any books if you try our program, Economist GMAT Tutor. In fact, you don't even have to take notes!
Although our course is a fully comprehensive one, if you feel you need more practice, the only resource we would recommend is the Official Guide for GMAT Review (the 12th and, especially 13th edition), which is a resource of real (retired) GMAT questions, so you can add a bit more time to the above hours. Please note that generally you should only use this book once you have completed most of our program as it is only a practice book and does NOT teach a student how to attack each question type.
Also note that we already have 5000+ questions in our program so the Official Guide, which only has about 850 questions, contains fewer (but good) questions. Also note that the Official Guide does not always provide the most proper explanations, so do rely on our lessons and techniques even if you use the OG (this is also why I strongly suggest doing the OG a bit later in our course).
The point is: The Official Guide is an excellent extra resource. Use it in conjunction with our program, not as your main study resource.
Good luck!
14 Jan 2014, 11:34
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And to follow up -- we recently posted two blog articles about how to best use the Official Guide in your GMAT students. Check them out here:
Official Guide for GMAT Review Tips: Part I
https://gmat.economist.com/blog/test-tak ... ips-part-i
Official Guide for GMAT Review Tips: Part II
https://gmat.economist.com/blog/test-tak ... ps-part-ii
Of course, if you have any questions, feel free to respond or private message me.
Regards,
Elizabeth
Official Guide for GMAT Review Tips: Part I
https://gmat.economist.com/blog/test-tak ... ips-part-i
Official Guide for GMAT Review Tips: Part II
https://gmat.economist.com/blog/test-tak ... ps-part-ii
Of course, if you have any questions, feel free to respond or private message me.
Regards,
Elizabeth
