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13 Feb 2014, 16:15
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Hey guys,
I have been studying over a month now, primarily by going through the MGMAT quant guides and then doing the assigned problems from the OG. I am planning to start studying for Verbal next week and was wondering what your thoughts were on whether I should continue using the MGMAT guides for Verbal or purchase the E-gmat Online Course. Does anyone recommend I start by using the MGMAT guides and see how it goes, or is starting with E-gmat right away a better solution? Thank you very much in advance.
I have been studying over a month now, primarily by going through the MGMAT quant guides and then doing the assigned problems from the OG. I am planning to start studying for Verbal next week and was wondering what your thoughts were on whether I should continue using the MGMAT guides for Verbal or purchase the E-gmat Online Course. Does anyone recommend I start by using the MGMAT guides and see how it goes, or is starting with E-gmat right away a better solution? Thank you very much in advance.
13 Feb 2014, 17:01
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Hi Anikoli,
For the quant section, MGMAT guides are good enough and they cover most of the concepts. The key point to note is you need to know the application of the concepts in the problems.
Complete the OG 13th edition and then also complete the Quant Review 2nd edition which is provided by the GMAC. Message me in case you want the Quant Review Book.
Coming to the Verbal section,
MGMAT SC is very good. I feel that is good enough. You need not be a grammar expert to crack the SC. Just make sure the meaning of the sentence is not distorted when you apply the error types to get your answer.
For CR, i recommend that you use Power score, OG 13th edition and Verbal Review 2nd edition
For RC, I recommend that you practice reading(maybe journals, novels and newspapers). OG 13th edition and the Verbal Review 2nd edition would do.
Coming to E-GMAT, no doubt its really good but try to learn Verbal on your own and then make a decision based on your learning.
For the quant section, MGMAT guides are good enough and they cover most of the concepts. The key point to note is you need to know the application of the concepts in the problems.
Complete the OG 13th edition and then also complete the Quant Review 2nd edition which is provided by the GMAC. Message me in case you want the Quant Review Book.
Coming to the Verbal section,
MGMAT SC is very good. I feel that is good enough. You need not be a grammar expert to crack the SC. Just make sure the meaning of the sentence is not distorted when you apply the error types to get your answer.
For CR, i recommend that you use Power score, OG 13th edition and Verbal Review 2nd edition
For RC, I recommend that you practice reading(maybe journals, novels and newspapers). OG 13th edition and the Verbal Review 2nd edition would do.
Coming to E-GMAT, no doubt its really good but try to learn Verbal on your own and then make a decision based on your learning.
13 Feb 2014, 17:10
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Samueljohnson956,
Thank you very much for your thorough response. I already have the OG, Verbal 2nd edition, and Quant 2nd edition for practice questions. I am using all the MGMAT guides to go over the concepts. I will definitely get the CR Bible as I have heard great things about it on this forum. And for RC, my plan is to go through the MGMAT guide and do as many practice questions. I am currently a senior in college so I read a decent amount. I think I will give e-gmat a try through their free trial and then make a final call.
All best,
Anikoli3
Thank you very much for your thorough response. I already have the OG, Verbal 2nd edition, and Quant 2nd edition for practice questions. I am using all the MGMAT guides to go over the concepts. I will definitely get the CR Bible as I have heard great things about it on this forum. And for RC, my plan is to go through the MGMAT guide and do as many practice questions. I am currently a senior in college so I read a decent amount. I think I will give e-gmat a try through their free trial and then make a final call.
All best,
Anikoli3
