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07 Aug 2014, 19:14
Kudos
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Firstly, let me just say that the Magoosh videos have been very helpful. I am done with the Math section and I realized how commendable it is to make videos that are informative, short and interesting. Kudos!
I had given the GMAT last year and was devastated (was scoring 680-700 on the mocks and scored 600 in the final)
I am planning the second attempt in Mid October 2014.
Here is my situation so far.
I am done with the Math section of Magoosh Videos.
I am halfway done with the Powerscore CR book.
My questions are:
1. Going forward with verbal prep, how should I go about it? I have with me the Manhattan SC and everyone says its amazing. Should I read that or should I do Magoosh? I don't have the time to do both and also I don't want to confuse myself with various approaches etc.
2. Would it make sense to perhaps do the Manhattan SC + Powerscore CR and use Magoosh videos only for RC?
3. With regards to math, how do i proceed? Should I start solving the OG? Or should I start with solving the Magoosh question bank?
Any advice will be really helpful!!
Thanks!!
I had given the GMAT last year and was devastated (was scoring 680-700 on the mocks and scored 600 in the final)
I am planning the second attempt in Mid October 2014.
Here is my situation so far.
I am done with the Math section of Magoosh Videos.
I am halfway done with the Powerscore CR book.
My questions are:
1. Going forward with verbal prep, how should I go about it? I have with me the Manhattan SC and everyone says its amazing. Should I read that or should I do Magoosh? I don't have the time to do both and also I don't want to confuse myself with various approaches etc.
2. Would it make sense to perhaps do the Manhattan SC + Powerscore CR and use Magoosh videos only for RC?
3. With regards to math, how do i proceed? Should I start solving the OG? Or should I start with solving the Magoosh question bank?
Any advice will be really helpful!!
Thanks!!
09 Aug 2014, 07:14
Kudos
Bookmarks
Hi,
I have not seen Magooh Maths material so I cannot really suggest something on that. I have done my preparation using grockit.com and they have hell lot of questions. Towards the end I came across the material (its a sea!) we have on gmatclub and then i was not required to go anywhere else.
Look out for questions in the following link
viewforumtags.php
They have divide and arranged questions topic and level wise. There is hell lot of discussion there and all is free of cost! So essentially you don't need to go anywhere.
Regarding OG Questions: I will suggest you to give a shot to those and revisit them once again when you are done with your full preparation.
Hope this helps!
I have not seen Magooh Maths material so I cannot really suggest something on that. I have done my preparation using grockit.com and they have hell lot of questions. Towards the end I came across the material (its a sea!) we have on gmatclub and then i was not required to go anywhere else.
Look out for questions in the following link
viewforumtags.php
They have divide and arranged questions topic and level wise. There is hell lot of discussion there and all is free of cost! So essentially you don't need to go anywhere.
Regarding OG Questions: I will suggest you to give a shot to those and revisit them once again when you are done with your full preparation.
Hope this helps!
09 Aug 2014, 18:32
Kudos
Bookmarks
Well, if you think you're ready -- go test yourself and see if you learned anything from your studies so far: www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-test/gma ... questions/
And you can pay particular attention to the PS portion of our OG video solutions here to assist in your studies: https://www.gmatpill.com/official-guide-gmat/
And you can pay particular attention to the PS portion of our OG video solutions here to assist in your studies: https://www.gmatpill.com/official-guide-gmat/
