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27 Sep 2010, 08:26
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Hey all. I've been hesitant to ask about this, because it seems like I'm coming across as bragging, but I'm legitimately looking for advice. I've been studying for the GMAT for about a month now. I'm using OG11, but I've found it to be mostly easy. When I did the diagnostics tests at the beginning of the book, I only got a few questions wrong in each one, and when doing the problems for each section, it seems like more of the same. I get the first 50 or so correct, then the difficulty starts ramping up and I get only a handful wrong. Yesterday I did the last 75 CR problems and only got 5 of them wrong.
I'll probably be taking the test in a couple weeks, and will do as many practice exams as I can beforehand. Before I started studying, I did a Kaplan (non-CAT) practice test and got a 630, but who knows how accurate that actually is? I'm aiming for 750+ and worried that this book is too easy to get me to that level. When I read problems on these forums, they tend to be much, much more difficult than what is in the OG.
I only have the sentence correction and AWA parts of the book left to go. Should I look elsewhere to help me get better at the tougher problems?
I'll probably be taking the test in a couple weeks, and will do as many practice exams as I can beforehand. Before I started studying, I did a Kaplan (non-CAT) practice test and got a 630, but who knows how accurate that actually is? I'm aiming for 750+ and worried that this book is too easy to get me to that level. When I read problems on these forums, they tend to be much, much more difficult than what is in the OG.
I only have the sentence correction and AWA parts of the book left to go. Should I look elsewhere to help me get better at the tougher problems?
27 Sep 2010, 08:44
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dokiyoki
Well damn. Have I wasted the past month?
I haven't used any other books. I read in the book thread that this was one of the best all-around ones, so I got it. My biggest weakness is actually in the Quant section, which is funny because I have a math degree. I've been downloading and studying a lot of the material I've found in the Quant forum here, which has helped, but do you think I should get the Manhattan book too?
