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27 Jun 2006, 03:04
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Bookmarks
Hello to all!
Gmat newbie here! I have compiled the following list of books to tackle the GMAT at the end of this year, about 4 months of preparation period.
1. Official Guide for Gmat review, 11ed
2. Kaplan Premier Program, 2007
3. Kaplan Gmat 800
4. Kaplan Gmat Verbal
5. Kaplan GRE & Gmat Math Workbook, 2004ed
6. Princeton Review: Cracking the Gmat w/ DVD, 2007ed (Just released today)
I have 3 questions here. I hope some of you experienced folks can help me with them.
1. Do you think I still need the Princeton book, because I will definitely buy the Kaplan Premier book? Should I drop it to save some money?
2. Am I giving myself too much material to overwhelm myself within 4 months? If i put in around 15 - 20 hours each week, am I able to finish all of these?
3. The Kaplan Math Workbook will have a newer version in August. Should I buy the 2004 version or study first and wait for the newer 2006 version?
Thanks a million for your attention!
Gmat newbie here! I have compiled the following list of books to tackle the GMAT at the end of this year, about 4 months of preparation period.
1. Official Guide for Gmat review, 11ed
2. Kaplan Premier Program, 2007
3. Kaplan Gmat 800
4. Kaplan Gmat Verbal
5. Kaplan GRE & Gmat Math Workbook, 2004ed
6. Princeton Review: Cracking the Gmat w/ DVD, 2007ed (Just released today)
I have 3 questions here. I hope some of you experienced folks can help me with them.
1. Do you think I still need the Princeton book, because I will definitely buy the Kaplan Premier book? Should I drop it to save some money?
2. Am I giving myself too much material to overwhelm myself within 4 months? If i put in around 15 - 20 hours each week, am I able to finish all of these?
3. The Kaplan Math Workbook will have a newer version in August. Should I buy the 2004 version or study first and wait for the newer 2006 version?
Thanks a million for your attention!
27 Jun 2006, 16:38
Kudos
Bookmarks
Since I've been at this a few weeks earlier than you, here are my impressions.
1. Do you think I still need the Princeton book, because I will definitely buy the Kaplan Premier book? Should I drop it to save some money?
>>>I think both will help. I found some good princeton book tips, but more importantly I wanted that for the CATs. Apparently princeton CATs are closer to the real GMAT as compared to the other non OG material.
2. Am I giving myself too much material to overwhelm myself within 4 months? If i put in around 15 - 20 hours each week, am I able to finish all of these?
>>>I have more material than you do :) it depends on whether you want to read every page of every book. For e.g. I use MGMAT (manhattan, 7 books - they're great, why aren't you buying them?) for strengthening all my basics. I use the other books mostly for practice problems and for CATs.
3. The Kaplan Math Workbook will have a newer version in August. Should I buy the 2004 version or study first and wait for the newer 2006 version?
>>>No idea about that.
You should consider buying MGMAT, they're worth the money.
tennis_ball
1. Do you think I still need the Princeton book, because I will definitely buy the Kaplan Premier book? Should I drop it to save some money?
>>>I think both will help. I found some good princeton book tips, but more importantly I wanted that for the CATs. Apparently princeton CATs are closer to the real GMAT as compared to the other non OG material.
2. Am I giving myself too much material to overwhelm myself within 4 months? If i put in around 15 - 20 hours each week, am I able to finish all of these?
>>>I have more material than you do :) it depends on whether you want to read every page of every book. For e.g. I use MGMAT (manhattan, 7 books - they're great, why aren't you buying them?) for strengthening all my basics. I use the other books mostly for practice problems and for CATs.
3. The Kaplan Math Workbook will have a newer version in August. Should I buy the 2004 version or study first and wait for the newer 2006 version?
>>>No idea about that.
You should consider buying MGMAT, they're worth the money.
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