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20 Jul 2018, 13:42
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Hi All,
Is there a Verbal equivalent to Jeff Sackman’s Quant sets? I initially wanted to take a Verbal course but I’ve decided to give self study a shot first. Jeff’s Challenge sets significantly improved my Quant score and so I’m looking for a verbal equivalent. What I liked most is that he separated all the topics and so I could drill down on a weak spot.
Kaplan sells their question bank (2,300+ questions) separately whereas one would have to buy a full course to get access to Manhattan or Veritas QB. Is Kaplan’s Verbal any good? I bought the GMAT Complete 2019 Package for about $50 on Amazon to gain access to the CATs. It came with the Kaplan Verbal Workbook and Kaplan 800 as well. My plan is to use those then transition to their Question Bank for more practice if I need it. QB is also more convenient because it’s online where as the other two are physical books.
I’ve tried the free Veritas Prep Question bank. It’s not as useful because there’s no way to track incorrect answers and that makes it difficult to keep an error log. Anyone know of any-other prep companies that sell QBs separately from the courses?
Thanks in Advance.
Is there a Verbal equivalent to Jeff Sackman’s Quant sets? I initially wanted to take a Verbal course but I’ve decided to give self study a shot first. Jeff’s Challenge sets significantly improved my Quant score and so I’m looking for a verbal equivalent. What I liked most is that he separated all the topics and so I could drill down on a weak spot.
Kaplan sells their question bank (2,300+ questions) separately whereas one would have to buy a full course to get access to Manhattan or Veritas QB. Is Kaplan’s Verbal any good? I bought the GMAT Complete 2019 Package for about $50 on Amazon to gain access to the CATs. It came with the Kaplan Verbal Workbook and Kaplan 800 as well. My plan is to use those then transition to their Question Bank for more practice if I need it. QB is also more convenient because it’s online where as the other two are physical books.
I’ve tried the free Veritas Prep Question bank. It’s not as useful because there’s no way to track incorrect answers and that makes it difficult to keep an error log. Anyone know of any-other prep companies that sell QBs separately from the courses?
Thanks in Advance.
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21 Jul 2018, 20:44
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This may help you for practicing topic-wise..
sentence-correction-question-directory-topic-and-difficulty-129750.html#p1066068
reading-comprehension-question-directory-topic-difficulty-129341.html#p1061133
critical-reasoning-question-directory-topic-and-difficulty-128861.html#p1056423
sentence-correction-question-directory-topic-and-difficulty-129750.html#p1066068
reading-comprehension-question-directory-topic-difficulty-129341.html#p1061133
critical-reasoning-question-directory-topic-and-difficulty-128861.html#p1056423
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Hi there,
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