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17 May 2006, 20:35
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Done with the following completely:
1) Kaplan General
2) Kaplan Verbal Workout
3) Kaplan Math workout
4) PR General
5) PR Verbal Workout
6) PR Math Workout
7) OG
8) OG Math
9) OG Verbal
10) Kaplan 800
11) Manhattan all 7 books
The only material that I have done partially are:
1) RC 1000
2) SC 1000
3) CR 1000
What is now a good resource apart from the above to improve verbal score? I scored 660(Q:50,V:29)
Chirag suggested a few strategies, but they involve the above 1000 series.. and there are no official answers available for them.. so I am a bit worried of doing them completely.. I have done them randomly...
Should I try any of the following:
1) Barrons
2) NOva
3) Arco
4) Gmat for dummies
Or Should I take a Class? If I take a prep class, what are the good options?
Thanks!
1) Kaplan General
2) Kaplan Verbal Workout
3) Kaplan Math workout
4) PR General
5) PR Verbal Workout
6) PR Math Workout
7) OG
8) OG Math
9) OG Verbal
10) Kaplan 800
11) Manhattan all 7 books
The only material that I have done partially are:
1) RC 1000
2) SC 1000
3) CR 1000
What is now a good resource apart from the above to improve verbal score? I scored 660(Q:50,V:29)
Chirag suggested a few strategies, but they involve the above 1000 series.. and there are no official answers available for them.. so I am a bit worried of doing them completely.. I have done them randomly...
Should I try any of the following:
1) Barrons
2) NOva
3) Arco
4) Gmat for dummies
Or Should I take a Class? If I take a prep class, what are the good options?
Thanks!
09 Jul 2006, 00:16
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Hey Willget800,
I am just starting to do my studying, and so far I have OG 10, but thats pretty much it.
Out of all the books you have completed, are there any specific Math or Verbal books that you can recommend??
I am just starting to do my studying, and so far I have OG 10, but thats pretty much it.
Out of all the books you have completed, are there any specific Math or Verbal books that you can recommend??
09 Jul 2006, 00:25
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Don't pick Barrons coz it's way too easy, as compared to real GMAT, and not so updated ...Its CRs guide is convoluted . The best strategy for CRs can be found in Princeton Review's Cracking the GMAT.
Nova: I did upload the book here but heard many bad comments on it.
Why don't u try materials of GRE or LSAT...those have some overlap with GMAT
...LSAT's CR guide book must be useful.
Nova: I did upload the book here but heard many bad comments on it.
Why don't u try materials of GRE or LSAT...those have some overlap with GMAT
...LSAT's CR guide book must be useful. 
before I delve into the tough ones.
