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10 Jul 2003, 06:46
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I was wondering if someone can suggest me which book is better, I have been suggested Kaplan GMAT Verbal Exam Book and Verbal Workout by Princeton Review. Confused that I am, I would require your suggestions.
I would like to buy the right book rather than pay for both and not use one of them.
Sat.
10 Jul 2003, 09:19
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In my personal experience, I think both are very great books for preparing verbal on GMAT.
In SC, I think the PR's strategy is more better than kaplan's.
But, in the CR and RC, the kaplan's is better over PR's.
So, I think you could buy this both workbooks to prepare GMAT.
After all, their price is inexpensive.
In SC, I think the PR's strategy is more better than kaplan's.
But, in the CR and RC, the kaplan's is better over PR's.
So, I think you could buy this both workbooks to prepare GMAT.
After all, their price is inexpensive.
10 Jul 2003, 09:42
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:?: I was wondering if someone can suggest me which book is better, I have been suggested Kaplan GMAT Verbal Exam Book and Verbal Workout by Princeton Review. Confused that I am, I would require your suggestions.
I would like to buy the right book rather than pay for both and not use one of them.
Sat.
I would like to buy the right book rather than pay for both and not use one of them.
Sat.
I think you will like Kaplan better.
I found PR's verbal workbook considerably different esp in CR and logic. PR also has some strange approach -I think they tried to be different and that was the goal rather than beign helpful.
The bottom line of this is that you feel mighty powerful when you do thier "tailored" questions but when it gets time for the GMAT your butt is handed to you.
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Yeah! PR for some reason just sticks with the yellow paper. Not that it matters for the content, but it is a bit unpleasant.
