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27 Feb 2022, 10:14
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Hello.
I am currently new to GMAT and I am wondering what guides / books are good to study alone. As a university student, I do not have any money to invest in the materials so I wonder if I can get any free resources. Currently, I have Manhattan Prep 2012 edition and some of the 2016 edition. But I wonder if these books are enough and not outdated as it has been almost a decade since released. Are there any major changes to the GMAT exam formats within this one decade?
I am also doing the GMAT Official Guide and currently around 300-400 questions. But I am doubtful that this guide is enough as the questions in the guides are basic mathematics. Will the test be on a similar level or more challenging?
Lastly, may I know where I can get free GMAT mock tests?
I understand that I need to invest some money to get good materials. However, due to my situation, I could not. So I really appreciate the help from you.
Thank you so much for your advice
.
I am currently new to GMAT and I am wondering what guides / books are good to study alone. As a university student, I do not have any money to invest in the materials so I wonder if I can get any free resources. Currently, I have Manhattan Prep 2012 edition and some of the 2016 edition. But I wonder if these books are enough and not outdated as it has been almost a decade since released. Are there any major changes to the GMAT exam formats within this one decade?
I am also doing the GMAT Official Guide and currently around 300-400 questions. But I am doubtful that this guide is enough as the questions in the guides are basic mathematics. Will the test be on a similar level or more challenging?
Lastly, may I know where I can get free GMAT mock tests?
I understand that I need to invest some money to get good materials. However, due to my situation, I could not. So I really appreciate the help from you.
Thank you so much for your advice
. 
27 Feb 2022, 23:22
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Hi vagivaldne,
OG 2016 is a good resource for current tests. If you carefully exploit gmat club resources, you can have access to a lot of good materials. I suggest the following things :
1. Manhattanprep strategy guides ( to master concepts)
2. OG-20 and 21( to practice real gmat questions)
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmac-officia ... ml?fl=menu
3. PowerScore Bible for CR
4. LSAT PowerScore Bible for RC
A link for free mock tests: https://gmatclub.com/forum/all-gmat-pra ... 28289.html
Best Wishes!
OG 2016 is a good resource for current tests. If you carefully exploit gmat club resources, you can have access to a lot of good materials. I suggest the following things :
1. Manhattanprep strategy guides ( to master concepts)
2. OG-20 and 21( to practice real gmat questions)
https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmac-officia ... ml?fl=menu
3. PowerScore Bible for CR
4. LSAT PowerScore Bible for RC
A link for free mock tests: https://gmatclub.com/forum/all-gmat-pra ... 28289.html
Best Wishes!
28 Feb 2022, 00:31
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sjuniv32
Hi vagivaldne[/url],
OG 2016 is a good resource for current tests. If you carefully exploit gmat club resources, you can have access to a lot of good materials. I suggest the following things :
1. Manhattanprep strategy guides ( to master concepts)
2. OG-20 and 21( to practice real gmat questions)
3. PowerScore Bible for CR
4. LSAT PowerScore Bible for RC
A link for free mock tests:
Best Wishes!
OG 2016 is a good resource for current tests. If you carefully exploit gmat club resources, you can have access to a lot of good materials. I suggest the following things :
1. Manhattanprep strategy guides ( to master concepts)
2. OG-20 and 21( to practice real gmat questions)
3. PowerScore Bible for CR
4. LSAT PowerScore Bible for RC
A link for free mock tests:
Best Wishes!
Hi. Thank you so much for the reply. It's very helpful.
Regarding the Manhattan Strategy Guides, I only have the 2012 edition which is almost a decade old. I wonder if this is a good source for me to study from as it is already old and I'm afraid that the GMAT structure might've changed. May I ask for your advice for this?
