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03 Jan 2010, 07:33
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Hi Everybody!!!
First of all thanks for this wonderful site. This site is simply superb!!
I am planning to give my GMAT by april end. So i have around 4 months of preparation time. I have the following books with me -
1.OG 12
2.Kaplan gmat premier 2010 live online
3.Manhattan GMAT SC
4.Manhattan GMAT CR & RC(Single Book)
5.GMAT CR Bible from powerscore
6.Manhattan GMAT fractions & Decimals
7.Manhattan GMAT word translations
I am a bit confused about which books to start with and in which order. I know that Manhattan SC,CR & RC(Single Book), are topic specific books for SC, CR and RC respectively. Also CR Bible from powerscore is for CR.
So for verbal, should i start with Kaplan(Book 2) and cover all the 3 in this book(namely SC,RC & CR), also the test & exercises and then read the manhattan books(Book 3,4) and GMAT CR Bible(Book 5) topics vice and also the corresponding test & exercises ? In this way i cover all the verbal topics generally(from Kaplan) and then cover verbal topic vice(from manhattan & powerscore CR). After this, i should use OG for verbal. Is this approach ok ??
For Quantitative, i am not sure which book to start. For Quantitative as well, should i start with kaplan and go through all the topics in it. Or since i have Manhattan GMAT fractions & Decimals and Manhattan GMAT word translations should i go through these manhattan first and then kaplan ?
Please tell me how to use these 3 books, kaplan , manhattan frac & dec , manhattan word translations....
For both verbal & quantitative, i will be using OG at the end only. Please help/Guide me. Thanks a ton !!!
First of all thanks for this wonderful site. This site is simply superb!!
I am planning to give my GMAT by april end. So i have around 4 months of preparation time. I have the following books with me -
1.OG 12
2.Kaplan gmat premier 2010 live online
3.Manhattan GMAT SC
4.Manhattan GMAT CR & RC(Single Book)
5.GMAT CR Bible from powerscore
6.Manhattan GMAT fractions & Decimals
7.Manhattan GMAT word translations
I am a bit confused about which books to start with and in which order. I know that Manhattan SC,CR & RC(Single Book), are topic specific books for SC, CR and RC respectively. Also CR Bible from powerscore is for CR.
So for verbal, should i start with Kaplan(Book 2) and cover all the 3 in this book(namely SC,RC & CR), also the test & exercises and then read the manhattan books(Book 3,4) and GMAT CR Bible(Book 5) topics vice and also the corresponding test & exercises ? In this way i cover all the verbal topics generally(from Kaplan) and then cover verbal topic vice(from manhattan & powerscore CR). After this, i should use OG for verbal. Is this approach ok ??
For Quantitative, i am not sure which book to start. For Quantitative as well, should i start with kaplan and go through all the topics in it. Or since i have Manhattan GMAT fractions & Decimals and Manhattan GMAT word translations should i go through these manhattan first and then kaplan ?
Please tell me how to use these 3 books, kaplan , manhattan frac & dec , manhattan word translations....
For both verbal & quantitative, i will be using OG at the end only. Please help/Guide me. Thanks a ton !!!
03 Jan 2010, 14:45
Kudos
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I'd start by taking a diagnostic test to see where you stand. Assess your weaknesses and strengths and then you can set up a study schedule. I'd start with Kaplan as it gives a nice overview of the test and some good strategies. Take that diagnostic and come back and tell us what you got.
03 Jan 2010, 17:41
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Hi, i took the GmatPrep without any sort of preparation. I scored 480 in it. Quant 32 and verbal 24. Low scores because i did it without any sort of prior preparation.
Please let me know what my plan should be.
Thanks
Please let me know what my plan should be.
Thanks
