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04 Jun 2011, 00:56
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I am looking for standard GMAT verbal questions for some additional practise. (Beyond OGs)
Has anyone used the MGMAT Question Banks? Will it be worth practising those 75 verbal questions?
Has anyone used the MGMAT Question Banks? Will it be worth practising those 75 verbal questions?
04 Jun 2011, 02:15
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MGMAT question banks will add value as they don't include any questions from their guide books. Please note, I am yet to use their verbal guides. But, as far as it is related to the quant part, the question banks are really USEFUL.
04 Jun 2011, 06:10
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Good question! It's refreshing to see some verbal questions on the forums (I usually find threads on math).
I used them. They were decent. I think that you gain free access with the books (the Manhattan SC guide provides the SC question bank, and so forth). If you want even more question practice, look into LSAT problems for CR (which is called LR in the LSAT world) and RC. The LSAT questions are generally considered more difficult. And for challenging SC questions, see here.
I used them. They were decent. I think that you gain free access with the books (the Manhattan SC guide provides the SC question bank, and so forth). If you want even more question practice, look into LSAT problems for CR (which is called LR in the LSAT world) and RC. The LSAT questions are generally considered more difficult. And for challenging SC questions, see here.
