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16 Dec 2018, 02:13
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Hi guys!
I plan on starting my GMAT prep from January with a scheduled date in April/May. My GMAT specific material so far includes - the MGMAT guides,Powerscore CR,OG(all 3) and a Magoosh premium account following the 3 month study plan (mainly because it is the most affordable option out there for me)
I have an abundance of CAT material (TIME. Arun Sharma, Sarvesh Verma) and just wanted to know if it would be a wise decision to supplement these for my GMAT prep. If so, could you please help me out with a comprehensive list of similarities (in terms of concepts) between the two exams?
Look forward to your responses.
Thank you!
I plan on starting my GMAT prep from January with a scheduled date in April/May. My GMAT specific material so far includes - the MGMAT guides,Powerscore CR,OG(all 3) and a Magoosh premium account following the 3 month study plan (mainly because it is the most affordable option out there for me)
I have an abundance of CAT material (TIME. Arun Sharma, Sarvesh Verma) and just wanted to know if it would be a wise decision to supplement these for my GMAT prep. If so, could you please help me out with a comprehensive list of similarities (in terms of concepts) between the two exams?
Look forward to your responses.
Thank you!
16 Dec 2018, 02:29
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cfc198
You can supplement only quant material and that too to some extent only. GMAT quant is reasoning based and that is not the case for CAT. Also, writing on GMAT questions for Quant is very different from CAT.
For Verbal, never use non official material, and this includes
CAT material too. So for Verbal, Strictly use offical GMAT material.
16 Dec 2018, 06:25
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I agree with AkshdeepS. CAT quant is (massive) overkill for the GMAT. GMAT verbal is definitely a step up in terms of quality, so I would not recommend CAT verbal either.
