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15 Aug 2009, 10:10
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I am hoping that someone could suggest the order you should read books. For example I know I am very weak in math in general, so I am starting with Kaplan Math Foundations and then I will move to the Kaplan Math Work Book. I am looking for order of difficulty as well. I do not want to jump into the deep end of the pool and drown. Thanks for your input
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Kaplan Math Foundations is the most basic one. Then Kaplan Math Workbook and then MGMAT Guides.
That's only if you are bad in math. If you are OK, you may want to skip one of the books or start in the middle and you can always come down to the Kaplan Math Foundations if you find that you are struggling with Kaplan Math Workbook...
I have used only the Kaplan Premiere and Kaplan Math Workbook and did OK, but the Math Workbook does not prep you for Probability or Combinations (some of the hardest gmat questions), so keep that in mind. Look here for getting those skills up: new-to-the-math-forum-please-read-this-first-77764.html
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