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27 Oct 2005, 21:13
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I've decided to give the GMAT a shot. I don't want to waste time and money with products that provide little info or that come with sample exams that do not resemble the real exams in any way. I have heard Princeton Review's Cracking the GMAT is a bit like that (where your 650 on their sample exams translates to 590 on the real exam).
So what are your suggestions? Should I stick to Kaplan's Platinum cd pack (or whatever it is called)? I am looking for something that comes with many real, or at least very close to real exams. Please tell me what are the definite must buys.
And yes, I bet this topic has been discussed to dead, but I am tired and I don't feel like digging the forums right now!
So what are your suggestions? Should I stick to Kaplan's Platinum cd pack (or whatever it is called)? I am looking for something that comes with many real, or at least very close to real exams. Please tell me what are the definite must buys.
And yes, I bet this topic has been discussed to dead, but I am tired and I don't feel like digging the forums right now!
27 Oct 2005, 21:21
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Closest to the real thing is the Official Guide. Well, at least until January, when presumably it will still be closest to the real thing but nobody knows for sure. Everything else is a matter of opinion. Kaplan is known for being tougher in math than the real test. Some people like some books, some hate them. It's up to you.
28 Oct 2005, 15:59
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If SC is giving you problems, the Manhattan GMAT SC Guide may be able to help you fine tune your skills. I go over the idioms every night; this guide has been my SC bible!
https://www.manhattangmat.com/StoreItemS ... ?ItemID=18
Other than that, I'd get my hands on the OG.
Good luck!
https://www.manhattangmat.com/StoreItemS ... ?ItemID=18
Other than that, I'd get my hands on the OG.
Good luck!
