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How relevant/effective are older Prep books? Looking at my local library's selection of prep books, I find the most recent are the most hard to track down or keep for very long since they are in high demand and was wondering if I should bother withe the more accessible older ones.
16 Aug 2007, 01:49
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How old are those books ?
Whenever a company publishes a new version, it mostly adds new set of problems. So concept wise i dont think there should be much difference between couple of years. However, if you are comparing today's book with the one published 10 years ago then it may be a different story.
Whenever a company publishes a new version, it mostly adds new set of problems. So concept wise i dont think there should be much difference between couple of years. However, if you are comparing today's book with the one published 10 years ago then it may be a different story.
12 May 2009, 02:27
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Hi there,
my question goes into the same direction but might be a little more specific:
I attended a Manhattan Review course in late 2005 and still have the (in my opinion excellent) prep material (verbal as well as quantitative). Would any of you recommend to use these books for my test prep?
Thank you very much!
Greetings
Steve
my question goes into the same direction but might be a little more specific:
I attended a Manhattan Review course in late 2005 and still have the (in my opinion excellent) prep material (verbal as well as quantitative). Would any of you recommend to use these books for my test prep?
Thank you very much!
Greetings
Steve
