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25 Apr 2008, 18:14
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I have been searching various threads trying to figure out what books are a waste and time and also which may offer poor or improper strategies. Maybe we can start one here.
I have heard the Kaplan books are basically a waste of time. Is this because the questions are not difficult or the strategies not helpful?
Also, the MGMAT Verbal RC and CR have poor strategies or are confusing???
Any insight into these or other materials to avoid would be great.
I have heard the Kaplan books are basically a waste of time. Is this because the questions are not difficult or the strategies not helpful?
Also, the MGMAT Verbal RC and CR have poor strategies or are confusing???
Any insight into these or other materials to avoid would be great.
27 Apr 2008, 20:41
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I felt the Barrons GMAT book was pretty ordinary. Also, the Princeton review book can be better termed "GMAT for dummies" , a good starting point, but very limited when it came to the more advanced GMAT concepts.
