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05 Apr 2005, 20:06
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Hi All
Just want to say that so far I have found this site extremely informative and appreciate the time and effort so many people have put into it. My situation is as follows:
I currently work a pretty intense banking job and do not have much time for intense studying until things slow down in the 4th quarter. Therefore, I will not be taking the exam until next Jan. or Feb. However I would still like to begin brushing up on my basic verbal and math skills which I will need for the GMAT. At the same time, I do not want waste valuable resources like the OG or very GMAT specific material while I am just brushing up on my skills and not completely focusing on the test. What are some good textbooks or review books that cover the basic concepts I will need for the test?
Thank you
Just want to say that so far I have found this site extremely informative and appreciate the time and effort so many people have put into it. My situation is as follows:
I currently work a pretty intense banking job and do not have much time for intense studying until things slow down in the 4th quarter. Therefore, I will not be taking the exam until next Jan. or Feb. However I would still like to begin brushing up on my basic verbal and math skills which I will need for the GMAT. At the same time, I do not want waste valuable resources like the OG or very GMAT specific material while I am just brushing up on my skills and not completely focusing on the test. What are some good textbooks or review books that cover the basic concepts I will need for the test?
Thank you
01 May 2005, 12:57
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HI Kgprall,
This is what I am doing.
1. Started with Princeton 2005 and going through the concepts
2. Once I finish one topic like say SC or RC...................I go fast through Kaplan 2005 to see if Kaplan has any thing new to say
This way I am brushing all the concepts. Remember you shd be spot on with concepts......................Its the quality of your preparation that matters.
After I am done with 1 and 2 step.......................I will move on to Verbal work book from Princeton and Kaplan to make sure I understand the verbal part very well as this is my weakness.
3. After that I am planning to go through OG page by page
One advise do not get bogged down with learning grammar as only selected concepts are tested so learn Gmat grammar.
Good luck!.
This is what I am doing.
1. Started with Princeton 2005 and going through the concepts
2. Once I finish one topic like say SC or RC...................I go fast through Kaplan 2005 to see if Kaplan has any thing new to say
This way I am brushing all the concepts. Remember you shd be spot on with concepts......................Its the quality of your preparation that matters.
After I am done with 1 and 2 step.......................I will move on to Verbal work book from Princeton and Kaplan to make sure I understand the verbal part very well as this is my weakness.
3. After that I am planning to go through OG page by page
One advise do not get bogged down with learning grammar as only selected concepts are tested so learn Gmat grammar.
Good luck!.
