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30 Nov 2004, 08:03
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Hi guys,
So I've taken the GMAT 4 times already, with the highest score only being 620. I know that I can do better! But I've exhausted almost all the material out there...I"ve gone through OG twice, both Kaplan books and most of PR. My problem is that I've got almost all the questions memorized and it's hard to really analyze and learn from them (especially on the CD-rom practice tests). I've thought about getting a tutor but they are really expensive. The only other books that I haven't tired yet are the Manhattan GMAT books....any one have any opinon on them or any advice? I'm running out of steam and patience but I know that I can break the 700 barrier.
thanks!
So I've taken the GMAT 4 times already, with the highest score only being 620. I know that I can do better! But I've exhausted almost all the material out there...I"ve gone through OG twice, both Kaplan books and most of PR. My problem is that I've got almost all the questions memorized and it's hard to really analyze and learn from them (especially on the CD-rom practice tests). I've thought about getting a tutor but they are really expensive. The only other books that I haven't tired yet are the Manhattan GMAT books....any one have any opinon on them or any advice? I'm running out of steam and patience but I know that I can break the 700 barrier.
thanks!
30 Nov 2004, 10:49
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If you need material for verbal, 885 SC is an excellent practice. Below is the link to download.
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https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic ... ght=885+sc
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For RC and CR, i would suggest you to use some LSAT material. It helped me to improve CR VERY much.
Hope this help.
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https://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic ... ght=885+sc
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For RC and CR, i would suggest you to use some LSAT material. It helped me to improve CR VERY much.
Hope this help.
