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Hi GMATers :-D . I'm just started to study for exam which is two months later. I started with Manhattan Sentence Correction &Reading Com. . Now I've finished CR of Manhattan. What is the next step I have to follow ? I have no idea. I have some resources like GMAT Plus , OG 10th ed. , Kaplan and so on. Should I continue to Manhattan Reading or should I train more on CR ? Thanks in advance.
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Do you have all the Manhattang GMAT books? I so, I would recommend reading all of those. In my opinion, they seem to give a very good foundation for everything that is covered on the GMAT. I would start with those and then branch out to other sources.
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Yes I have SC , CR and Reading Comp. Arithmetic(fraction , decimals...etc -Math) and Word Translitions (Math).

So you advise that do not make any additional exercises until all GMAT books finished?
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Different approaches work for different people, but I like the idea of going through all the Manhattan GMAT books first (possibly coupled with some OG problems so that you don't forget concepts) because once you finish the books, you will see the entire scope of the GMAT. And I think the MGMAT books give very good fundamentals to build on with other material. But that's just my opinion (and this approach worked for me).
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so finishing the Manhattans and then taking special tests like most common ''1000 SC, CR ...'' or other books will be more beneficial?
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That's what worked for me. You have two months left until your test, right? If you could get through the MGMAT books in the next week or two, that would leave you plenty of time to practice using the OG and other sources (like I said though, consider doing some OG problems in conjunction with the MGMAT book studying).
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