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12 Sep 2010, 12:33
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Hello everybody,
I just started studying for GMAT last month. My GMAT goal is to get 700+. I bought the Official Guide 12 Edition and the Princeton Review Cracking the GMAT 2010 edition. Princeton Review is a good book for reviewing the fundamentals, but the questions in the book seem to be too easy compare to the questions in the OG. Also, the book focus on process of elimination rather than teaching the "actual materials". So, I ordered the Manhattan 8-book guides because of other people's recommendation. English is not my native language, so the Verbal section is my weakness. Thus, when I get the Manhattan Guides, I plan to start studying CR, SC, and RC (in that order). Then, I will begin studying the math parts. Are those books sufficient in terms of helping me to reach my target score? Also, I plan to take the GMAT next year, so I don't mind spending extra time studying. Thanks in advance.
I just started studying for GMAT last month. My GMAT goal is to get 700+. I bought the Official Guide 12 Edition and the Princeton Review Cracking the GMAT 2010 edition. Princeton Review is a good book for reviewing the fundamentals, but the questions in the book seem to be too easy compare to the questions in the OG. Also, the book focus on process of elimination rather than teaching the "actual materials". So, I ordered the Manhattan 8-book guides because of other people's recommendation. English is not my native language, so the Verbal section is my weakness. Thus, when I get the Manhattan Guides, I plan to start studying CR, SC, and RC (in that order). Then, I will begin studying the math parts. Are those books sufficient in terms of helping me to reach my target score? Also, I plan to take the GMAT next year, so I don't mind spending extra time studying. Thanks in advance.
12 Sep 2010, 13:09
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Welcome to the gmatclub Samwong!
Yes, MGMAT along with gmatclub tests would be enough for the GMAT. If you think you need more practice go for Veritas guides.
Have you checked these links best-gmat-books-77703.html
top-20-best-gmat-books-on-gmat-club-76582.html
Yes, MGMAT along with gmatclub tests would be enough for the GMAT. If you think you need more practice go for Veritas guides.
Have you checked these links best-gmat-books-77703.html
top-20-best-gmat-books-on-gmat-club-76582.html
12 Sep 2010, 20:36
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welcome to the club! it is good you are reading up on the suggestions already and you seem to be set with the books! you seem to also have a lot of time to study so good luck!
