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27 Jul 2013, 21:37
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hello There !!
I am starting my GMAT prep this month and trying to finalize on the books.After going through forum and posting by various people this is what seems relevant :
1.8 Manhattan GMAT Guides/4th edition or 10 Manhattan GMAT Guides/5th edition.I must say, I am bit confused which one to go with after reading through postings and feedback
.However more likely I will stick with the latest version.
2.The Official Guide for GMAT Review 13th Edition.
3.The Official Guide for GMAT Verbal Review 2nd Edition.
4.The Official Guide for GMAT Quantitative Review 2nd Edition
5.MGMAT Roadmap seems relevant - As I have decided to take path of "self study".
Thanks to 'BB' and GMAT CLUB for this awesome forum.
I am starting my GMAT prep this month and trying to finalize on the books.After going through forum and posting by various people this is what seems relevant :
1.8 Manhattan GMAT Guides/4th edition or 10 Manhattan GMAT Guides/5th edition.I must say, I am bit confused which one to go with after reading through postings and feedback
.However more likely I will stick with the latest version.2.The Official Guide for GMAT Review 13th Edition.
3.The Official Guide for GMAT Verbal Review 2nd Edition.
4.The Official Guide for GMAT Quantitative Review 2nd Edition
5.MGMAT Roadmap seems relevant - As I have decided to take path of "self study".
Thanks to 'BB' and GMAT CLUB for this awesome forum.
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29 Jul 2013, 10:58
Kudos
Bookmarks
Those are plenty of books to work with - so good job organizing all of that thus far. Latest edition probably would be the best to work off of for anything.
Do keep in mind that the IR section is online -- so you will need to practice your IR questions using the code in your OG13 book or you can try some from the practice pill platform
Do keep in mind that the IR section is online -- so you will need to practice your IR questions using the code in your OG13 book or you can try some from the practice pill platform
30 Jul 2013, 19:05
Kudos
Bookmarks
Do you suggest any changes to the list ,or its good chunk to go with??
