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10 Jan 2017, 01:05
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Hi everyone. I am planning on starting my studying for the gmat this week and just wanted to get some more insight/opinions on materials as well as a methodology for studying. Currently, I have the official gmat books as well as the Manhattan Prep collection.
I have heard that the premium version of Magoosh is a very useful resource for learning the material. Can anyone give their thoughts on Magoosh? Is it recommended that I get Magoosh or are the materials that I already have sufficient?
And lastly, does anyone have any recommendations in terms of a roadmap for studying? I have stronger verbal skills than quantitative skills so I will most likely be spending more time studying the quantitative portion but I am a bit lost as to the order of content I should study.
Any insight is appreciated. I thank everyone in advance for their responses!
I have heard that the premium version of Magoosh is a very useful resource for learning the material. Can anyone give their thoughts on Magoosh? Is it recommended that I get Magoosh or are the materials that I already have sufficient?
And lastly, does anyone have any recommendations in terms of a roadmap for studying? I have stronger verbal skills than quantitative skills so I will most likely be spending more time studying the quantitative portion but I am a bit lost as to the order of content I should study.
Any insight is appreciated. I thank everyone in advance for their responses!
10 Jan 2017, 01:11
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Hi everyone. I am planning on starting my studying for the gmat this week and just wanted to get some more insight/opinions on materials as well as a methodology for studying. Currently, I have the official gmat books as well as the Manhattan Prep collection.
I have heard that the premium version of Magoosh is a very useful resource for learning the material. Can anyone give their thoughts on Magoosh? Is it recommended that I get Magoosh or are the materials that I already have sufficient?
And lastly, does anyone have any recommendations in terms of a roadmap for studying? I have stronger verbal skills than quantitative skills so I will most likely be spending more time studying the quantitative portion but I am a bit lost as to the order of content I should study.
Any insight is appreciated. I thank everyone in advance for their responses!
I have heard that the premium version of Magoosh is a very useful resource for learning the material. Can anyone give their thoughts on Magoosh? Is it recommended that I get Magoosh or are the materials that I already have sufficient?
And lastly, does anyone have any recommendations in terms of a roadmap for studying? I have stronger verbal skills than quantitative skills so I will most likely be spending more time studying the quantitative portion but I am a bit lost as to the order of content I should study.
Any insight is appreciated. I thank everyone in advance for their responses!
For quant I'd recommend to go through the following topic ALL YOU NEED FOR QUANT ! ! !.
Hope it helps.
12 Jan 2017, 11:10
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While a course can not do all the wonders you need to crack the GMAT but looping in cycle of Practice-test-review-practice can.
I have used Magoosh and it is indeed a wonderful course. Not only quality video for lessons but for each problem you do in the course, you see both video and text explanation. if you compare the price it is less than other courses. They help you with your queries in very short time. This is my experience with Magoosh.
I have used Magoosh and it is indeed a wonderful course. Not only quality video for lessons but for each problem you do in the course, you see both video and text explanation. if you compare the price it is less than other courses. They help you with your queries in very short time. This is my experience with Magoosh.
