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02 Jul 2008, 08:32
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This is covered in great detail in the forums. If you search for "prep material" you'll find more information about each book I list.
MGMAT - Number properties (and another one I can't recall of the top of my head).
OG11 - All books. Quant Guide, Verbal Guide, and the thick Orange one that is a general prep.
MGMAT - Sentence Correction Guide
Don't forget to download the GMATPrep software from MBA.com after you register for your exam. It's great to take the first test before starting to study. It gives you a benchmark to measure you results against.
Don't bother with the general Kaplan stuff. It's rather pointless compared to the other materials avaialable and the CD-ROM tests are not accurate in their scoring. You may score a 550 on their tests but then get a 680 on the real thing.
What is your target score and to which schools are you planning to apply?
There are others, but those are a great start. MGMAT = Manhattan GMAT
I would also get the GMAT Challenges ($79 here, or you can contribute to the forum with 100 posts and 25 kudos and get them for free.)
MGMAT - Number properties (and another one I can't recall of the top of my head).
OG11 - All books. Quant Guide, Verbal Guide, and the thick Orange one that is a general prep.
MGMAT - Sentence Correction Guide
Don't forget to download the GMATPrep software from MBA.com after you register for your exam. It's great to take the first test before starting to study. It gives you a benchmark to measure you results against.
Don't bother with the general Kaplan stuff. It's rather pointless compared to the other materials avaialable and the CD-ROM tests are not accurate in their scoring. You may score a 550 on their tests but then get a 680 on the real thing.
What is your target score and to which schools are you planning to apply?
There are others, but those are a great start. MGMAT = Manhattan GMAT
I would also get the GMAT Challenges ($79 here, or you can contribute to the forum with 100 posts and 25 kudos and get them for free.)
15 Jul 2008, 12:18
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Bookmarks
Hello All,
I am new to this forum too. Well, I have been reading the posts here since past few weeks but I registered today
I'd like to take GMAT also. To get an idea of where I'm at, I took the practice GMAT test on manhattangmat.com and scored 600 (44Q/30V). After reading a lot of posts here, I have compiled following list of books that I'd like to use. My target score is 720+. Plz review this list and let me know if I should add/delete a few. Thanks
1. The Official Guide for GMAT Verbal Review - Graduate Management Admission
2. The Official Guide for GMAT Quantitative Review - Graduate Management Admission
3. The Official Guide for GMAT Review, 11th Edition - Graduate Management Admission Council
4. Sentence Correction GMAT Preparation Guide (Manhattan GMAT Preparation Guides) - Manhattan GMAT Prep
5. Number Properties GMAT Preparation Guide (Manhattan GMAT Preparation Guides) - Manhattan GMAT Prep
My background:
Undergrad: Chemical Engg from India (2001)
Grad: Chemical Engg from USA (2005)
Presently: Working as a Software QA Engineer
Future: I'd be doing part-time MBA.
I am new to this forum too. Well, I have been reading the posts here since past few weeks but I registered today
I'd like to take GMAT also. To get an idea of where I'm at, I took the practice GMAT test on manhattangmat.com and scored 600 (44Q/30V). After reading a lot of posts here, I have compiled following list of books that I'd like to use. My target score is 720+. Plz review this list and let me know if I should add/delete a few. Thanks
1. The Official Guide for GMAT Verbal Review - Graduate Management Admission
2. The Official Guide for GMAT Quantitative Review - Graduate Management Admission
3. The Official Guide for GMAT Review, 11th Edition - Graduate Management Admission Council
4. Sentence Correction GMAT Preparation Guide (Manhattan GMAT Preparation Guides) - Manhattan GMAT Prep
5. Number Properties GMAT Preparation Guide (Manhattan GMAT Preparation Guides) - Manhattan GMAT Prep
My background:
Undergrad: Chemical Engg from India (2001)
Grad: Chemical Engg from USA (2005)
Presently: Working as a Software QA Engineer
Future: I'd be doing part-time MBA.
