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17 May 2011, 17:06
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Hi everyone,
I am planning on taking the GMAT soon and decided to purchase the MGMAT package and the three officials GMAT books to study. It will be my first time doing the GMAT and I was wondering if it was necessary to go over the advanced sections in the MGMAT curriculum. I understand that these parts give an interesting insight into more complex issues, however, I am not sure whether I should delve into these issues or if I should simply master the general concepts. I am not aiming at a 700+ score either. Anything with 580+ would be satisfying for a first try. So do you guys think I should go over the advanced parts ? Or just focus on the first part of each book to master the basics ?
Thank you
I am planning on taking the GMAT soon and decided to purchase the MGMAT package and the three officials GMAT books to study. It will be my first time doing the GMAT and I was wondering if it was necessary to go over the advanced sections in the MGMAT curriculum. I understand that these parts give an interesting insight into more complex issues, however, I am not sure whether I should delve into these issues or if I should simply master the general concepts. I am not aiming at a 700+ score either. Anything with 580+ would be satisfying for a first try. So do you guys think I should go over the advanced parts ? Or just focus on the first part of each book to master the basics ?
Thank you
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17 May 2011, 20:56
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Hi, what if you go through both the sections?? I mean if I were you, I would be doing both general & advanced sections. Advanced section would not take much time and ultimately you would not lose anything.
17 May 2011, 21:15
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I suggest you try and do the beat you can. If you feel comfortable with the advance material then by all means do them.
I personally wouldn't have the attitude of looking to take the test more than once. A little bit defeatist!
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I personally wouldn't have the attitude of looking to take the test more than once. A little bit defeatist!
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