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17 May 2010, 19:54
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Hi,
I'm new and I'm planning to use just the MGMAT books and the 3 OG guides in studying for the GMAT.
As a newbie I was wondering a few things:
- Is it best to study for Math and Verbal concurrently, like do Sentence corrections everyday?
- Do you go through the books chronologically 1-8, starting with 1?
- Are MGMAT problems/books harder than the real GMAT?
Thanks.
I'm new and I'm planning to use just the MGMAT books and the 3 OG guides in studying for the GMAT.
As a newbie I was wondering a few things:
- Is it best to study for Math and Verbal concurrently, like do Sentence corrections everyday?
- Do you go through the books chronologically 1-8, starting with 1?
- Are MGMAT problems/books harder than the real GMAT?
Thanks.
17 May 2010, 20:06
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Study either the Quant or Verbal 1st for about a month or so
The second month either study Quant or Verbal, and on the weekend review/work og problems over what you learned during the first month
I only have the Manhattan math books only, so I went through them in the order I preferred, basically my choice.
MGMAT books aren't meant to be harder than the gmat, the purpose is to teach you the fundamentals, strategies of the gmat
The second month either study Quant or Verbal, and on the weekend review/work og problems over what you learned during the first month
I only have the Manhattan math books only, so I went through them in the order I preferred, basically my choice.
MGMAT books aren't meant to be harder than the gmat, the purpose is to teach you the fundamentals, strategies of the gmat
17 May 2010, 20:25
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crouchingpenguin
Welcome to GMAT Club!
If you have the 8 MGMAT Guides, then you pretty much have all you need. The only other book you may consider getting is the MGMAT math foundations but that's not needed if you are good in math.
1. Depends on you - i picked the easiest area first for me but I am a single tasker
2. Don't think it matters really but why not
3. The books will be referencing a lot of the OG questions (there are not that many in the books); also remember about the online material - quite a few questions are actually available online. They are about on par - there has been a lot of debate though. Some believe math is harder but again that's debatable.
Also, take a look at this post; gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
