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I can't speak about which one is the best because I only used the Number Properties guide but it was definitely worth it. A great tool/refresher.
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How in depth does the foundations book go into? Is the foundations book sort of like an "entry-level" book before diving into the specific sections?
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Most of the GMAT-takers consider Manhattan SC book indispensible for verbal preparation.

So, if you are looking only for the online access to CAT, you may want to get that one.
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Hi,

What I would suggest doing is to take the first of your 6 CATs now (you can do so for free) and use our analytical tools to figure out where your weakest areas in math are. Then you can buy the book that covers your weakest area.

You can find the test here: https://www.manhattangmat.com/free-gmat.cfm

Let me know if you need any help with the analysis of your test!

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