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26 Jun 2008, 06:41
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I have PR, Manhattan Review, the OG, and Kaplan Books. What do you guys think of the Manhattan Review books? Also, are the MGMAT Books any good, or should I just get the CATs from them and focus on the books that I have? Thanks for the help!
26 Jun 2008, 06:48
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The books you already have are great. If you find yourself with a specific weak spot (SC, RC, P&C etc) you may want to pick up a Manhattan book that deals specifically with that area. In that respect, they are very helpful. Their CATS are also great practice!
26 Jun 2008, 07:31
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Their books are awesome, especially math books and sentence correction, but I found their CATs pretty useless.
Math is doubious, and by that I don't mean "hard to solve", but rather "hard to read". For me, hard math question is something you can read in 15-20 seconds and then strugle to answer in the next 2 minutes, not something that you cant even read under 3 minutes, being the case with almost 60% of MGMAT CAT questions.
Verbal is even worse having too much some really weird assumptions... Horror...
When it comes to CATs, forget about anything that is not GMATprep (except maybe PowerPrep). MGMAT is very strong in explaining advanced concepts and their math guides have outstanding coverage of topics that appear on GMAT.
Math is doubious, and by that I don't mean "hard to solve", but rather "hard to read". For me, hard math question is something you can read in 15-20 seconds and then strugle to answer in the next 2 minutes, not something that you cant even read under 3 minutes, being the case with almost 60% of MGMAT CAT questions.
Verbal is even worse having too much some really weird assumptions... Horror...
When it comes to CATs, forget about anything that is not GMATprep (except maybe PowerPrep). MGMAT is very strong in explaining advanced concepts and their math guides have outstanding coverage of topics that appear on GMAT.
