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01 May 2011, 10:22
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That is helpful for your planning. If your goal is lower, then you are probably right: less time will get you to your goal. Even your level of books can go down a bit in intensity then: Kaplan by itself can probably get you to 600, although MGMAT definitely won't hurt at all.
Be careful, though. Being familiar with the material is good but can lead to a false sense of security -- treat even old material as new if it is giving you trouble so that you don't trip up over things you think you have covered. I would say this is especially the case for OG 12 / GMAC books, as they are probably the most high yield of any questions wise.
Be careful, though. Being familiar with the material is good but can lead to a false sense of security -- treat even old material as new if it is giving you trouble so that you don't trip up over things you think you have covered. I would say this is especially the case for OG 12 / GMAC books, as they are probably the most high yield of any questions wise.
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01 May 2011, 10:27
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Keep at it and keep trying. There's no reason you can't figure this out.
Personally MGMAT beats them all, although people on this forum seem to think Veritas is pretty good too (although it's a lot more expensive). In addition to MGMAT's Foundations of Math, I got Kaplan Verbal Foundations as a reference book in case I have trouble with something, but MGMAT is coming out with their Verbal Foundations book in November (too late for me). Whatever the case, get yourself a good study plan and you should be fine.
These two posts deserve 1000 kudos in my opinion. GREAT place to really start:
gmat-study-plan-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
best-gmat-books-77703.html
Don't give up and good luck!
Personally MGMAT beats them all, although people on this forum seem to think Veritas is pretty good too (although it's a lot more expensive). In addition to MGMAT's Foundations of Math, I got Kaplan Verbal Foundations as a reference book in case I have trouble with something, but MGMAT is coming out with their Verbal Foundations book in November (too late for me). Whatever the case, get yourself a good study plan and you should be fine.
These two posts deserve 1000 kudos in my opinion. GREAT place to really start:
gmat-study-plan-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
best-gmat-books-77703.html
Don't give up and good luck!
timmyd
