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i think the two responses are correct... it is a good book, but don't get any false security from it. don't think that if you answer most of the questions there, that you'll get scores in the GMAT asymptotic to 800. the contents are good, but the title is misleading.
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nope dont go for it
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Hey, in my opinion the math part of the book is not that difficult(I would range them between 600-650 because they often involve only 1-2 (difficult) step(s), the gmat on the other hand often asks 2-3 steps), but it covers a lot of topics. The verbal part is harder and is really good!
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mmm may be worth it for the verbal questions alone then
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It's decent. The hardest verbal problems are on par (or harder) than the GMATPrep and OG questions I've come across. Some of the CR and SC rely on really specific rules that can throw you off, so I'd give it a 50/50 recommendation. If you have extra time and want some tough questions, go for it, but understand that it isn't going to give you perfect practice.
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