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I am taking the GMAT by the end of Oct...I've been studying since June. I am just wondering, is this enough materials to boost up my score? I've been scoring in the 500s, but would like to get my score as high as possible. Should I purchase more materials or should I stick with all that I have currently? These are the materials that I have:
OG guide 10th Edition
Princeton Review 2005
Kaplan 2005
Kaplan 800
ETS Paper test (all 9)
Manhattan GMAT CD Rom
Prof Dave's
Nova's
Kaplan Math workout
Princeton Review verbal workout
Plus I go on the GMATCLUB site on regular basis
OG guide 10th Edition
Princeton Review 2005
Kaplan 2005
Kaplan 800
ETS Paper test (all 9)
Manhattan GMAT CD Rom
Prof Dave's
Nova's
Kaplan Math workout
Princeton Review verbal workout
Plus I go on the GMATCLUB site on regular basis
26 Sep 2005, 21:21
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Actually u already have more than u should use. Remember it is not about how many books u have covered, but rather how effectively u have utilized them -- the quality matters and not the quantity. Moreover, there is high risk of getting "too much" material all jumbled up and getting confused. Stick to official material and KAP and Princeton. From ur list I would rather delete Prof Dave's and Nova's as I think they are bad overall. Also, if possible, get OG 11th ed and not 10th. Also if u plan to study KAP 2005, then take out KAP 800, most of the questions on this are repeat from KAP 2005 and KAP workouts, hence not worth an extra dime.
Focus and approach ur prep with confidence. Keep ur prep time max to
3 months and u will be fine ! Good luck !
Focus and approach ur prep with confidence. Keep ur prep time max to
3 months and u will be fine ! Good luck !
26 Sep 2005, 22:56
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I only have one month left, is it even worth to get the OG 11th ed? Is there any repeat questions from the 10th edition?
Also the Kaplan 800, some people says that it's a must have for challenging questions, is that true or not?
Also the Kaplan 800, some people says that it's a must have for challenging questions, is that true or not?
