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09 Apr 2006, 17:08
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i paul i ahve takem the GMAT once and scored poorly on verbal 35 (77%) i screwed up mainly on CR and RC...could you tell me of specialized material/course for those areas...i did OG, Kaplan 800 last time...do LSAt really help for RC and how about CR?
11 May 2006, 07:30
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Hi all,
I just started preparing GMAT recently and found this forum very helpful.
I'm doing OG11 and wonder what next to go. I come up with this list after reading this thread:
- Kaplan 2005 + CD
- Kaplan 800
- PR2005 + CD
I don't understand what is PR2005 + CD? (Does PR stands for Perterson?)
In the OG11, two more books are recommended:
- The OG for GMAT Verbal Review
- The OG for GMAT Quantitative Review
What do you think about these two books? Are they worth buying or do they just overlap with OG11?
I just started preparing GMAT recently and found this forum very helpful.
I'm doing OG11 and wonder what next to go. I come up with this list after reading this thread:
- Kaplan 2005 + CD
- Kaplan 800
- PR2005 + CD
I don't understand what is PR2005 + CD? (Does PR stands for Perterson?)
In the OG11, two more books are recommended:
- The OG for GMAT Verbal Review
- The OG for GMAT Quantitative Review
What do you think about these two books? Are they worth buying or do they just overlap with OG11?
11 May 2006, 13:35
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Dear Naresh, Go to our page https://www.gmax.co.il/course.asp?id=4#piska56 for a click-through list of the most popular American and European universities. You can find the last date of registration, and request brochures, and get a "taste" of each of the universities that interests you.
Dear Hanu, The GMAX Online or CD course Verbal Sections could be perfect for you. Our students say that the clarity of Abi's approach makes it much easier to score well. The systems she teaches takes most of the guess-work out of solving the questions. The sentence correction section is taught so carefully, it is almost like doing mathematics. Go to the review here to see more about the course.
Dear Little Nemo, There is no overlap between the OG11 and the two review guides. However, the OG10 has most of the OG11 and all of the guides. If you can still find OG10, you may save yourself some money. You should know that there are many OG10 questions not repeated in OG11 and the guides, and many OG11 questions that are new.
Regards to all of you, and good luck with your studies.
Leanna
Dear Hanu, The GMAX Online or CD course Verbal Sections could be perfect for you. Our students say that the clarity of Abi's approach makes it much easier to score well. The systems she teaches takes most of the guess-work out of solving the questions. The sentence correction section is taught so carefully, it is almost like doing mathematics. Go to the review here to see more about the course.
Dear Little Nemo, There is no overlap between the OG11 and the two review guides. However, the OG10 has most of the OG11 and all of the guides. If you can still find OG10, you may save yourself some money. You should know that there are many OG10 questions not repeated in OG11 and the guides, and many OG11 questions that are new.
Regards to all of you, and good luck with your studies.
Leanna
