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21 Jul 2025, 09:45
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Hi all, I am just getting started with my GMAT preparation. Laying out some details below:
After a lot of research across multiple online forums and review platforms and some back-and-forth, I have zeroed down on going for a self-study approach with books and materials at my disposal. I am confused between the following:
Need help in deciding which one to pick. Any inputs will be appreciated.
PS: In both the cases, I will be using the GMAT OG 2025-2026 edition and will also buy the Official Practice Exams 3-6 bundle.
Thanks.
- This will be my first ever GMAT attempt.
- I have never prepared for GMAT in the past and hence it is all new to me, though I have taken standardized tests in the past for my engineering undergrad program but that was many years ago.
- I am aiming for a 695+ considering the B-schools that I am planning to apply to.
- I only have 10 weeks of prep time - Target GMAT date is 1 Oct 2025.
After a lot of research across multiple online forums and review platforms and some back-and-forth, I have zeroed down on going for a self-study approach with books and materials at my disposal. I am confused between the following:
- Self Study Toolkit from MGMAT: This includes their famous All the GMAT Strategy Guide set (All the Quant + DI and All the Verbal, both are eBooks) with a bunch of other online resources like question banks and their explanations to the OG problems.
- GMAT Focus Premium Prep (All-in-one) eBook from The Princeton Review: This includes just this one ebook with online access to 3 CATs (plus 1 more, which is anyway free on their platform), 2 diagnostic tests and some practice questions (drills, as they call them).
Need help in deciding which one to pick. Any inputs will be appreciated.
PS: In both the cases, I will be using the GMAT OG 2025-2026 edition and will also buy the Official Practice Exams 3-6 bundle.
Thanks.
21 Jul 2025, 10:27
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There are not so many considerations to make.
In my personal view, MGMAT is still a stretch ahead. also their material is still well-rounded and robust
In my personal view, MGMAT is still a stretch ahead. also their material is still well-rounded and robust
21 Jul 2025, 11:15
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for Practice use all the official Qs from GMATCLUB itself you will get more than 1000 Qs pure gold on every section.
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