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22 Oct 2005, 20:49
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I am planning to give GMAT during last week of Jan,06 and wanted help regarding the study material which i would need to go thru for this exam.
After exploring all the forums, these are following books i am planning to go through/buy
1) Kaplan Comprehensive -2006
2) Kaplan 800 (2005-2006)
3) The Official Guide of GMAT (11 edition)
and some practice test
Do u folks think these are enough to get a score of 700+
Your expert advise is very much appreciated. I have not brought the above books and based on ur feedback might plan to buy others
One of the questions i had is, is it necessary to get Kaplan Comprehensive and kaplan 800 , would it be like repetitive,
or just buying kaplan 800 would be sufficient.
As per the MBA website, there would not be much change in the way the tests are conducted, but do u think that ACT(Who will develop the exam from 2006 to be delivered by Pearson VUe) would plan to deviate from the existing toughness of ETS and make it more tougher or complex..
Best wishes to folks who are planning to give exam anytime soon..
Thanks
Sam
After exploring all the forums, these are following books i am planning to go through/buy
1) Kaplan Comprehensive -2006
2) Kaplan 800 (2005-2006)
3) The Official Guide of GMAT (11 edition)
and some practice test
Do u folks think these are enough to get a score of 700+
Your expert advise is very much appreciated. I have not brought the above books and based on ur feedback might plan to buy others
One of the questions i had is, is it necessary to get Kaplan Comprehensive and kaplan 800 , would it be like repetitive,
or just buying kaplan 800 would be sufficient.
As per the MBA website, there would not be much change in the way the tests are conducted, but do u think that ACT(Who will develop the exam from 2006 to be delivered by Pearson VUe) would plan to deviate from the existing toughness of ETS and make it more tougher or complex..
Best wishes to folks who are planning to give exam anytime soon..
Thanks
Sam
24 Oct 2005, 10:13
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The test itself isn't changing in terms of difficulty. The interface is supposed to be a little different, and you'll get an erase board to use instead of scratch paper. There's a full write-up on the changes here: https://www.princetonreview.com/mba/test ... GMAT-LEARN
I would download the GMAT tests from mba.com and also do the practice tests from Princeton Review. They are more like the real test than Kaplan, especially for CR in verbal.
I would download the GMAT tests from mba.com and also do the practice tests from Princeton Review. They are more like the real test than Kaplan, especially for CR in verbal.
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