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I have been looking around Amazon to see what's planned for next year (publishers always have to plan far in advance) and it looks like GMAC has a change/new book coming:
GMAT Quant Review 2021 Test Bank 1st Edition
Interesting enough that they do not have a Quantitative Review Guide planned for 2020 and that tells me that this "book" (is it even a book?) must be a replacement. Also, the book takes a departure from the naming convention to be called "Quant" - is that an official term these days?
As always, GMAC names their books for the year ahead, so the books coming out in May 2020 are actually carrying a 2021 date which is not really helpful and is confusing if you ask me but that's how they plan it and fine, we can deduct a number.
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GMAT Quant Review 2021 Test Bank 1st Edition
Interesting enough that they do not have a Quantitative Review Guide planned for 2020 and that tells me that this "book" (is it even a book?) must be a replacement. Also, the book takes a departure from the naming convention to be called "Quant" - is that an official term these days?
As always, GMAC names their books for the year ahead, so the books coming out in May 2020 are actually carrying a 2021 date which is not really helpful and is confusing if you ask me but that's how they plan it and fine, we can deduct a number.
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19 Dec 2019, 16:21
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Test Bank in paperback format. Interesting!
Any hints why "verbal review" is a guide and "quant review" is a test bank? what differences you are expecting between "book" and "test bank"?
Any hints why "verbal review" is a guide and "quant review" is a test bank? what differences you are expecting between "book" and "test bank"?
19 Dec 2019, 16:25
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Not sure. I saw no hints. Both books are listed at 1.47 lbs by Amazon.... Could of course be a temporary title that an intern put in and forgot about 
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