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Hi all, took a break from this forum and I am back.
I have looked around different forums and couldn't seem to find someone else with my problem so here is my situation.
I have had different phases of wanting to study for the GMAT and have bought different books in different phases.
The result? I currently have the following books that I have no idea whether if it is helpful for the current exam.
OG 11th edition
MGMAT 4th edition (all 8 of 'em)
So here is my problem: from what I've looked around, I don't think studying with the above books (using the conversion table for the 11th/12th edition for the MGMAT books) will be a huge problem in terms of preparing me for the exam. However, is it worth it to buy the OG 13th edition now that I am two editions behind on the OG?
Will it be better to study with the OG13 and MGMAT 4th edition instead of the OG11 and MGMAT 4th edition?
Help!!
I have looked around different forums and couldn't seem to find someone else with my problem so here is my situation.
I have had different phases of wanting to study for the GMAT and have bought different books in different phases.
The result? I currently have the following books that I have no idea whether if it is helpful for the current exam.
OG 11th edition
MGMAT 4th edition (all 8 of 'em)
So here is my problem: from what I've looked around, I don't think studying with the above books (using the conversion table for the 11th/12th edition for the MGMAT books) will be a huge problem in terms of preparing me for the exam. However, is it worth it to buy the OG 13th edition now that I am two editions behind on the OG?
Will it be better to study with the OG13 and MGMAT 4th edition instead of the OG11 and MGMAT 4th edition?
Help!!
24 Sep 2013, 10:10
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Get the OG 13; it has IR practice that you will need and it will help you get more comfortable with the question/changes/etc.
PS. Very minor - you may want to adjust your subject line to say books that transcend or book that transcends....
PS. Very minor - you may want to adjust your subject line to say books that transcend or book that transcends....
24 Sep 2013, 10:25
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Thank you so much bb (for the grammar check too oops).
I will get the OG13 and use the OG11 for additional practice then. I assume if around 1/3 of the content changes each edition, that should give me quite a few "new" questions to practice with the OG11?
I will get the OG13 and use the OG11 for additional practice then. I assume if around 1/3 of the content changes each edition, that should give me quite a few "new" questions to practice with the OG11?
