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03 May 2025, 07:27
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Hi I’m a GMAT-newbie, currently just learning for less than a month. Been researching on which website (on top of the official website) should i refer to for preparing myself for GMAT (planning to take it Q4 this year)
HeArd from friends that I can refer to TargetTestPrep especially for quant - however I also heard from others that TTP’s verbal & DI are not really reliable
Are these info correct? If not, please recommend me another website I can subscribe to in to prepare myself
Thanks!
HeArd from friends that I can refer to TargetTestPrep especially for quant - however I also heard from others that TTP’s verbal & DI are not really reliable
Are these info correct? If not, please recommend me another website I can subscribe to in to prepare myself
Thanks!
03 May 2025, 08:22
Kudos
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Well. You want to get the Official Guide if you have not yet. That will give you the questions for DI and Verbal that are official.
P.S. I would recommend that you try to fit in the GMAT within 3-4 months max and not stretch it out to 6. GMAT is a different type of a test so a short intensive prep is better for it usually than a long protracted.
P.S. I would recommend that you try to fit in the GMAT within 3-4 months max and not stretch it out to 6. GMAT is a different type of a test so a short intensive prep is better for it usually than a long protracted.
03 May 2025, 08:45
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For verbal, hands down go for GMAT official material. You can also practice with LSAT material, if you'd like.
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