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24 Jan 2008, 17:04
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Hello all. Due to certain constraints and responsibilities, I only have 6 weeks to prepare for the GMAT. I purchased the PR 2008 book, OG11, and have access to the Manhattan CATs and GMATPrep CATs. A score of 600 is my target.
Q1: Are there any other materials I should add to my arsenal? Other books? More CATs? If so, which ones?
Q2: Considering my time constraint, should I just ditch the PR book and dive straight into the OG11? Or is the PR book worth working through with limited time?
Q3: From what I understand, the GMATPrep CATs and OG11 share many of the same questions. How should I proceed in trying to avoid spoiling the GMATPrep CATs?
Q4: More broadly, what are your guys' recommendations for a 6-week attack plan?
Thanks in advance!
Q1: Are there any other materials I should add to my arsenal? Other books? More CATs? If so, which ones?
Q2: Considering my time constraint, should I just ditch the PR book and dive straight into the OG11? Or is the PR book worth working through with limited time?
Q3: From what I understand, the GMATPrep CATs and OG11 share many of the same questions. How should I proceed in trying to avoid spoiling the GMATPrep CATs?
Q4: More broadly, what are your guys' recommendations for a 6-week attack plan?
Thanks in advance!
25 Jan 2008, 17:04
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tip 1: start immediately
tip 2: do OG 11 backwards and forward, make sure you understand the hard questions, do gmatprep including reinstall
tip 2: do OG 11 backwards and forward, make sure you understand the hard questions, do gmatprep including reinstall
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