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11 Jul 2023, 05:18
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Hi, i just purchased the MGMAT guides and hoped to get the most out of them. I wanted to find the best way to use them to their maximum potential.
Pls let me know if there are any study plans or something to help with this.
Pls let me know if there are any study plans or something to help with this.
12 Jun 2026, 07:48
Kudos
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Hi!
I imagine you’ve finished your prep by now, but I wanted to respond for other folks with a similar question.
The All the GMAT books are a tool for learning the strategies and content needed to be successful on the GMAT. Think of them as similar to a textbook in a college class. To make the most of them, you’ll want to:
Our Free GMAT QBank and Starter Kit offers great tools to supplement your work in the books, like a review log template, a practice test analysis tool, a comprehensive study plan, and additional practice problems.
Best,
I imagine you’ve finished your prep by now, but I wanted to respond for other folks with a similar question.
The All the GMAT books are a tool for learning the strategies and content needed to be successful on the GMAT. Think of them as similar to a textbook in a college class. To make the most of them, you’ll want to:
- Treat them as the “learning” piece of a cycle of learning, practice, and review for each topic. After you complete a chapter on Number Properties, for example, do at least one set of Official Guide problems on the topic to apply your learning. Using a student-friendly explanation as a series of hints, review your work and record takeaways in a review log.
- Engage actively by taking notes on flashcards. As you read, have a set of blank flashcards at the ready. Any time you see something useful that you don’t yet automatically know, make a flashcard for it. This could include things like the values of commonly used square roots, the four-step process for Critical Reasoning problems, or how to recognize opportunities to use Smart Numbers.
- Do the odd numbered questions in the drills. Use these to gauge your understanding of the content before moving on to Official Guide problems. Not quite 100% accurate? Do some of the even-numbered problems, too. Otherwise, save those for extra review when you’ve completed the books and are in the final review phase before your official test.
Our Free GMAT QBank and Starter Kit offers great tools to supplement your work in the books, like a review log template, a practice test analysis tool, a comprehensive study plan, and additional practice problems.
Best,
