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PR book 2001 edition [#permalink] New post   10 Oct 2005, 12:01
I have PR 2001 Edition. Is it up to date? I've checked 2006 version in a book store but didn't noticed much difference. Should I buy a new one? Besides that I'm going to buy new editions of Kaplan and Kaplan800 guides. Also I have OG 10th edition.

Would be PR 2001 edition fine just for worm-up start?
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[#permalink] New post   10 Oct 2005, 12:48
The basic concepts don't change much over time. Some of the question types change (e.g. there's the new boldface-style CR questions now), and over time the questions do get more challenging. But it doesn't really matter that much if you have an old book for practice, because most of what you're studying is the same. Besides, you don't really need 4 books, unless you're just looking for additional question banks.
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[#permalink] New post   10 Oct 2005, 13:49
Thanks for your reply, coffeeloverfreak!

Yes, the other books are going to be only for practice. That's why I'm concerned about the relevance of PR'2001 manual. It'll be the book which I'm going to use to have an idea about the test in general.
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[#permalink] New post   13 Oct 2005, 05:10
I used the 2002 ed. for PR, and the 10th ed OG. I got 700+ for actual test.

I noticed that there isn't significant additions in the newer editions of PR. What you have should do the job well.

All the best for your prep and test.
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[#permalink] New post   14 Oct 2005, 12:57
The tests are totally updated, though, and since the GMAT has gotten a lot harder in the last few years, I would actually spring for the latest edition. It won't hurt to practice with the 2001 tests since you have them, but I would definitely get the latest ones.
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