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14 Feb 2010, 17:48
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Guys,
I have been working with "Kaplan Premium Online" course already.
However, despite a lot of study hours I keep getting the "rates", "overlapping sets", questions wrong. And honestly I think I need more help in DS questions.
Can anyone suggest if buying Mahattan Gmat CATs will help improve?
How is there Number Properties topic?
And also, which is closer to the real deal... MGMAT CATs or the KAPLAN CATs.??????
I think I do not have the time to go through the MGMAT books.
However, if anyone think that going through the books is a must then please, let me know.
Kaplan workshops for verbal seem to work fine for me. My issues pertain to the Quantitative section.
I plan to take the GMAT end March. Target score is 680.
Any advise will be appreciated....
Thanks, Amber
I have been working with "Kaplan Premium Online" course already.
However, despite a lot of study hours I keep getting the "rates", "overlapping sets", questions wrong. And honestly I think I need more help in DS questions.
Can anyone suggest if buying Mahattan Gmat CATs will help improve?
How is there Number Properties topic?
And also, which is closer to the real deal... MGMAT CATs or the KAPLAN CATs.??????
I think I do not have the time to go through the MGMAT books.
However, if anyone think that going through the books is a must then please, let me know.
Kaplan workshops for verbal seem to work fine for me. My issues pertain to the Quantitative section.
I plan to take the GMAT end March. Target score is 680.
Any advise will be appreciated....
Thanks, Amber
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14 Feb 2010, 22:23
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Hello Amber,
People have reported, ignoring GMATPrep, MGMAT exams as the closest to the real thing (maybe a bit more difficult). People have also reported success with 800score.com.
As for what materials to use, please consult the book review threads:
GMAT Books:
best-gmat-books-reviews-recommendations-for-your-prep-77703.html
Math books:
best-gmat-math-prep-books-reviews-recommendations-77291.html
Verbal books:
best-gmat-verbal-prep-books-reviews-recommendations-78094.html
Most popular books:
top-20-best-gmat-books-on-gmat-club-76582.html
Also, go through questions in the math forum. You will find detailed explanations and this should help you address your shortcoming.
Best of luck,
mohater
People have reported, ignoring GMATPrep, MGMAT exams as the closest to the real thing (maybe a bit more difficult). People have also reported success with 800score.com.
As for what materials to use, please consult the book review threads:
GMAT Books:
best-gmat-books-reviews-recommendations-for-your-prep-77703.html
Math books:
best-gmat-math-prep-books-reviews-recommendations-77291.html
Verbal books:
best-gmat-verbal-prep-books-reviews-recommendations-78094.html
Most popular books:
top-20-best-gmat-books-on-gmat-club-76582.html
Also, go through questions in the math forum. You will find detailed explanations and this should help you address your shortcoming.
Best of luck,
mohater
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15 Feb 2010, 08:29
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Hi Amber,
If you are looking for more practice, definitely purchase the 1 year access to our CATs, but we always like to remind our students that taking practice tests is just one aspect of studying for the GMAT.
It sounds like you've been doing a lot of work with other materials, which is great, and I know you're not just practicing by taking lots of test. But since you asked how our Number Properties guide is, what I would suggest doing is buying the guide itself, as it comes with access to the CATs. You said you wouldn't have time to go through all of our books, but I believe that you could still get a lot of value from one of our books before your exam, and it might be more helpful to work from the book and use the practice tests than just purchase the practice tests by themselves.
Also, we do believe our CATs are closer to the actual GMAT than Kaplan's are. We have a dedicated curriculum development team who studies the test to make sure our tests as close to the real thing as possible. I'm glad to note out that others on this forum seem to agree (thanks Mohater!)
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!
Best,
Caitlin Clay
Student Services Associate
Manhattan GMAT
If you are looking for more practice, definitely purchase the 1 year access to our CATs, but we always like to remind our students that taking practice tests is just one aspect of studying for the GMAT.
It sounds like you've been doing a lot of work with other materials, which is great, and I know you're not just practicing by taking lots of test. But since you asked how our Number Properties guide is, what I would suggest doing is buying the guide itself, as it comes with access to the CATs. You said you wouldn't have time to go through all of our books, but I believe that you could still get a lot of value from one of our books before your exam, and it might be more helpful to work from the book and use the practice tests than just purchase the practice tests by themselves.
Also, we do believe our CATs are closer to the actual GMAT than Kaplan's are. We have a dedicated curriculum development team who studies the test to make sure our tests as close to the real thing as possible. I'm glad to note out that others on this forum seem to agree (thanks Mohater!)
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!
Best,
Caitlin Clay
Student Services Associate
Manhattan GMAT
