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I just started my GMAT preparation and completed the Princeton review math section. I think it covers the basic material but i wanted to study more , can someone please point me on how to get good authentic study guide for maths.

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Take a look over here: best-gmat-math-prep-books-reviews-recommendations-77291.html

A number of publishers offer what's called "Foundations" books - such as MGMAT math foundations and Kaplan Math Foundations.
There are also other books such as the MGMAT Guides, Veritas Prep Guides, and Kaplan Math Workbook.
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I was thinking of buying the manhattan series books , so how do i get access to the 6 CAT that these books provide.Do they needed to bought exclusively from manhattan website or i can buy that through amazon too ? I have the sentence correction guide but the instructions to access the CAT are not clear.

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I was thinking of buying the manhattan series books , so how do i get access to the 6 CAT that these books provide.Do they needed to bought exclusively from manhattan website or i can buy that through amazon too ? I have the sentence correction guide but the instructions to access the CAT are not clear.

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You can buy the books from any source. You don't have to buy them from MGMAT.com.
There is an access code on the back of the books. However, don't buy them used as that code most likely has been used.

P.S. the SC MGMAT will have access to the tests. Here is how to get them:

https://www.manhattangmat.com/practicecenter.cfm

If you have not registered, you can click "register" link on that page.
Then register the book there and you should have access.