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28 Sep 2025, 09:43
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Hello everyone.
I want to take the test in late November until mid December and the study materials are really confusing with all the pricing options different offered. My own strategy is just exploring questions and taking the test books like Manhattan Prep. Can anyone tell me differences between these books and help me out on choosing the right ones.
And btw, I do want to buy the OG and I don't know if it's enough.
I want to take the test in late November until mid December and the study materials are really confusing with all the pricing options different offered. My own strategy is just exploring questions and taking the test books like Manhattan Prep. Can anyone tell me differences between these books and help me out on choosing the right ones.
And btw, I do want to buy the OG and I don't know if it's enough.
28 Sep 2025, 13:21
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The gmatclub study plan post may be helpful to check out. Fair to say including official questions (e.g. from the Official Guide 2025-2026) and official mocks into a prep path would be a solid choice. If you're new to the GMAT, consider taking one of the two free official mocks after getting a bit familiar with the material/structure of the exam.
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This Advanced Search page is very helpful.
https://gmatclub.com/forum/advanced-search/
You can search for certain subtopics and difficulty levels for official questions.
I suggest using the "Source: Official Guide" or "Source: GMAT Prep (Classic)" tags.
Do NOT choose "Source: GMAT Prep (Focus)", because those are from the current official practice tests, and it can skew your scores.
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