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06 Aug 2023, 07:56
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Hi bb or someone a expert in GMAT...please help
My question is the Integrated Reasoning book by Manhattan Prep (one of the book from there 10 book set) sufficient to prepare for data insight section (mainly the IR types question and not for the data sufficiency part) in the new gmat focus edition?
E-gmat and TTP are launching expanded courses for data insight section. (I had taken classes from E-Gmat). I do believe since there revenue source is dependent on students enrolling for classes and now that Data insight (including earlier IR types questions) will be considered for calculating the Gmat score, strategically it makes sense for them to expand and release in-depth classes. But I have already given a year of mine preparing for Gmat and ended up with a 640 GMAT score and IR score of 8 and want to quickly finish my studies and be done with GMAT once and for all. I have decided to aim for GMAT Focus edition since the SC section eats lot of my time and energy for preparing for GMAT and geometry questions are kind of pain. Can someone help me with my query.
For IR score of 8, I had prepared from Manhattan Prep material and had taken 72 question set available on GMAC official website (mba com) which helped me fetch an IR score of 8 in the official exam.
Looking to a positive response with bit of detailed insight for way forward.
Thanks in advance, I am a guy now completely exhausted with GMAT.
My question is the Integrated Reasoning book by Manhattan Prep (one of the book from there 10 book set) sufficient to prepare for data insight section (mainly the IR types question and not for the data sufficiency part) in the new gmat focus edition?
E-gmat and TTP are launching expanded courses for data insight section. (I had taken classes from E-Gmat). I do believe since there revenue source is dependent on students enrolling for classes and now that Data insight (including earlier IR types questions) will be considered for calculating the Gmat score, strategically it makes sense for them to expand and release in-depth classes. But I have already given a year of mine preparing for Gmat and ended up with a 640 GMAT score and IR score of 8 and want to quickly finish my studies and be done with GMAT once and for all. I have decided to aim for GMAT Focus edition since the SC section eats lot of my time and energy for preparing for GMAT and geometry questions are kind of pain. Can someone help me with my query.
For IR score of 8, I had prepared from Manhattan Prep material and had taken 72 question set available on GMAC official website (mba com) which helped me fetch an IR score of 8 in the official exam.
Looking to a positive response with bit of detailed insight for way forward.
Thanks in advance, I am a guy now completely exhausted with GMAT.
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06 Aug 2023, 08:07
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first of all there is no difference as such in course in case you have prepared for existing gmat ...
moreover that you did score 8 in IR in the last gmat exam , then buying any additional books to prepare for DI section IMO does not make any sense...
what best you can do is just practice mocks of gmat insights and gauge your level of readiness for D day....
moreover that you did score 8 in IR in the last gmat exam , then buying any additional books to prepare for DI section IMO does not make any sense...
what best you can do is just practice mocks of gmat insights and gauge your level of readiness for D day....
06 Aug 2023, 08:39
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If you've already scored an 8 on IR, repeating what prep you did for that could be helpful. Ultimately, taking an Official Focus Mock could help give a sense where you stand on DI.
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