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Hi all,
I have the GMAT in 2 weeks. My question is whether I should stick to practising problems from the Official Guide (I have edition 10) even if it mean repeating questions again or if I should use other material such as the Kaplan and Princeton Review books.
I used Kaplan and Princeton Review to learn the concepts and strategies on how to approach the questions, but have not really practised thier questions.
I plan to do GMAT Prep, Princeton Review, Manhattan GMAT and Score800 practice tests. I am going to avoid Kaplan test as I think the questions are not very similiar to those in the GMAT, especially the verbal portion of the exam (Reading Comprehension is alien)
Thanks all for your help it is very much appreciated.
I have the GMAT in 2 weeks. My question is whether I should stick to practising problems from the Official Guide (I have edition 10) even if it mean repeating questions again or if I should use other material such as the Kaplan and Princeton Review books.
I used Kaplan and Princeton Review to learn the concepts and strategies on how to approach the questions, but have not really practised thier questions.
I plan to do GMAT Prep, Princeton Review, Manhattan GMAT and Score800 practice tests. I am going to avoid Kaplan test as I think the questions are not very similiar to those in the GMAT, especially the verbal portion of the exam (Reading Comprehension is alien)
Thanks all for your help it is very much appreciated.
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