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26 Sep 2024, 13:37
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Hi, I have seen three types of content on GMAC website.
1. OG Verbal Review
2. OG Practice Question Module
3. OG 2024-25 Guide.
1. OG Verbal Review
2. OG Practice Question Module
3. OG 2024-25 Guide.
Each of the content has a question bank. Do they have distinct questions, or do they have repetition? I couldn't find any valid answer for this. I don't want to waste money if they have repetitive questions.
26 Sep 2024, 23:09
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Hi phmahi1997,
There's no overlap. For what it's worth, I'd start with the main book and then move on to the section-specific book (verbal review). Official practice questions pack towards the end, and only if I needed more questions.
27 Sep 2024, 03:44
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It’s a great question! Generally, the three resources you mentioned from GMAC do contain distinct question sets, but there may be some overlap in concepts or question types. Here’s a quick breakdown:
OG Verbal Review: Focuses specifically on verbal skills and typically includes unique questions aimed at improving your verbal reasoning.
OG Practice Question Module: This is usually an online resource with practice questions that can vary, often with a mix of question types and difficulty levels, and is designed for targeted practice.
OG 2024-25 Guide: This comprehensive guide includes a variety of questions across all sections (Quant and Verbal) and tends to have unique questions, although some foundational questions might overlap with the other resources.
To ensure you’re getting the best value, it might be worth checking user reviews or community discussions to see if others have noted any significant overlaps. If you can, consider starting with one or two resources first to gauge their effectiveness for you. Good luck with your GMAT prep!
OG Verbal Review: Focuses specifically on verbal skills and typically includes unique questions aimed at improving your verbal reasoning.
OG Practice Question Module: This is usually an online resource with practice questions that can vary, often with a mix of question types and difficulty levels, and is designed for targeted practice.
OG 2024-25 Guide: This comprehensive guide includes a variety of questions across all sections (Quant and Verbal) and tends to have unique questions, although some foundational questions might overlap with the other resources.
To ensure you’re getting the best value, it might be worth checking user reviews or community discussions to see if others have noted any significant overlaps. If you can, consider starting with one or two resources first to gauge their effectiveness for you. Good luck with your GMAT prep!
