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Hi! I’m planning to give GMAT by July first week and I’m currently using TTP. I have 2 questions -
1. Ideally by when should I book my test?
2. What the best available resource to understand and learn verbal strategies? I’m unsatisfied with TTP verbal.
1. Ideally by when should I book my test?
2. What the best available resource to understand and learn verbal strategies? I’m unsatisfied with TTP verbal.
30 Mar 2025, 00:59
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KS9890
Hi KS9890, for verbal resources, you can take a look at this post: best-gmat-verbal-books-217254.html
You can also take a look at this sub-forum: verbal-guides-and-resources-389/
GMAT Ninja’s guides and videos on Youtube are also highly recommended.
bekhzod23
For books, yes PowerScore CR Bible is usually highly recommended by high scorers, along with Manhattan CR guide (or All the Verbal as the latest edition which combines its previously separate CR and RC books).
No need to get both PowerScore and Manhattan though, as they are similar.
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Hi,
for Verbal, I would suggest do not go for multiple resources you get. you will get confused, more or less most methods are same but in different formats and it makes u tired. I would suggest for RC go for GMAT ninja videos then follow it religiously and you will get better. For CR if you have toponepercent resource, or manage to get from friend, it is good. For me Best way to do CR is by practice question types one by one. Go for GMATClub videos on YouTube or Questions by videos type.
for Verbal, I would suggest do not go for multiple resources you get. you will get confused, more or less most methods are same but in different formats and it makes u tired. I would suggest for RC go for GMAT ninja videos then follow it religiously and you will get better. For CR if you have toponepercent resource, or manage to get from friend, it is good. For me Best way to do CR is by practice question types one by one. Go for GMATClub videos on YouTube or Questions by videos type.
KS9890
