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11 Jan 2005, 22:10
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi Guys,
I bought this book. I find it awesome. I guess many of you might have come across this book so I was wondering if anyone of you would care to share his/her experience with this book.
Please see I am talking about a blue soft covered book (2005 edition)
As of late, I have been given to understand that ETS is throwing very long SC questions with long underlined parts. Such questions take way too long to solve and therefore one starts falling short of time.
Does anyone of you have a collection of long SC questions...?
Best regards,
Mohit
I bought this book. I find it awesome. I guess many of you might have come across this book so I was wondering if anyone of you would care to share his/her experience with this book.
Please see I am talking about a blue soft covered book (2005 edition)
As of late, I have been given to understand that ETS is throwing very long SC questions with long underlined parts. Such questions take way too long to solve and therefore one starts falling short of time.
Does anyone of you have a collection of long SC questions...?
Best regards,
Mohit
16 Jan 2005, 15:41
Kudos
Bookmarks
I also have a book called "Master the GMAT CAT 2005" from Petersons. But their methods seem irrelevant to GMAT. The RC is too long (over 85 lines). CR involved mostly logic. SC is kinda out date. Math is too easy. The software is too slow....
16 Jan 2005, 15:53
Kudos
Bookmarks
qhoc0010
qhoc,
I guess you have a different book. I am talking about a blue covered book by Thomson-Petersons. The details of the book are as under:-
Ultimate GMAT Tool Kit 2005 (cd & online)
9th Edition
Published by Peterson's
Softcover ©2004
ISBN/ISSN: 0-7689-1486-8
I very strongly feel that the book you have is different.
Please confirm.
Regards,
Mohit
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