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07 Jul 2013, 01:42
Kudos
Bookmarks
I have very limited time to devote right now so I want to validate my study plan with others, check if I am missing some must-have resource.
Any responses are welcome.
With context out of the way - here is what I am planning to do. If someone can give me a shout out for anything I should do different - I'll appreciate the thoughts.
1. Kaplan 2013 GMAT Premier with 5 Adaptive Tests. - Starting with this. Even took a pre-test today.
2. The Official Guide for GMAT® Verbal Review, 2nd Edition
3. The Official Guide for GMAT® Quantitative Review, 2nd Edition
Questions:
1. Is Kaplan the right book? Or does some other book have more GMAT like questions.
2. Is Kaplan better than the official GMAT book titled "The Official Guide for GMAT® Review, 13th Edition".
3. How difficult is integrated reasoning? I am trying to figure out time commitments.
Thanks for any responses.
I did look around the forum - but the sheer wealth of information on here had me lost.
Any responses are welcome.
With context out of the way - here is what I am planning to do. If someone can give me a shout out for anything I should do different - I'll appreciate the thoughts.
1. Kaplan 2013 GMAT Premier with 5 Adaptive Tests. - Starting with this. Even took a pre-test today.
2. The Official Guide for GMAT® Verbal Review, 2nd Edition
3. The Official Guide for GMAT® Quantitative Review, 2nd Edition
Questions:
1. Is Kaplan the right book? Or does some other book have more GMAT like questions.
2. Is Kaplan better than the official GMAT book titled "The Official Guide for GMAT® Review, 13th Edition".
3. How difficult is integrated reasoning? I am trying to figure out time commitments.
Thanks for any responses.
I did look around the forum - but the sheer wealth of information on here had me lost.
08 Jul 2013, 08:48
Kudos
Bookmarks
Can you share the results of your kaplan diagnostic test ?
I will also recommend that, you should take the official GMATPREP test at this point and find your strengths and areas of improvement.
As for the Kaplan books, every test prep company and its material has it's own features, qualities and drawbacks, so it's difficult to suggest anything before knowing your diagnostic results. Still if you are curious to know about which books to refer, you can check this post best-gmat-books-118706.html#p960349
Narenn
I will also recommend that, you should take the official GMATPREP test at this point and find your strengths and areas of improvement.
As for the Kaplan books, every test prep company and its material has it's own features, qualities and drawbacks, so it's difficult to suggest anything before knowing your diagnostic results. Still if you are curious to know about which books to refer, you can check this post best-gmat-books-118706.html#p960349
Narenn
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