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01 Nov 2014, 16:12
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Hi,
I tried to search for a similar thread about this but it seems like there is none that really answer the stated question..
As far as I am concerned (by reading about gmat-prep on the internet and forums like this) the OG is the most crucial tool within gmat prep. But as it also seem to be important to fulfill the most fundamental step in the "maslow's"-like gmat-satisfaction ladder I've begun my GMAT-journey by reading the first four Manhattan prep-books and completing their problem sets.
I feel now that I need to increase my efficiency. I have about 1 month left (should be able to study for about totally 100h from now), and feel like I want to begin doing my OG-problems as soon as possible! But I also feel that I need to complete all my Manhattan Strategy guide books!
Therefore, my question is; What is the most effective way to use my Manhattan Strategy Guide?
-Is it by simply read all books and do all the problem sets?
-Is it by only do the problem-sets and if needed look up the things that you feel you don't completly grasp well enough?
-Is it by read the whole thing and do about 3-4 questions in the problem sets and then move on? (since doing all the problems takes a while)
Looking forward to hear your thoughts about this.
Regards / A
I tried to search for a similar thread about this but it seems like there is none that really answer the stated question..
As far as I am concerned (by reading about gmat-prep on the internet and forums like this) the OG is the most crucial tool within gmat prep. But as it also seem to be important to fulfill the most fundamental step in the "maslow's"-like gmat-satisfaction ladder I've begun my GMAT-journey by reading the first four Manhattan prep-books and completing their problem sets.
I feel now that I need to increase my efficiency. I have about 1 month left (should be able to study for about totally 100h from now), and feel like I want to begin doing my OG-problems as soon as possible! But I also feel that I need to complete all my Manhattan Strategy guide books!
Therefore, my question is; What is the most effective way to use my Manhattan Strategy Guide?
-Is it by simply read all books and do all the problem sets?
-Is it by only do the problem-sets and if needed look up the things that you feel you don't completly grasp well enough?
-Is it by read the whole thing and do about 3-4 questions in the problem sets and then move on? (since doing all the problems takes a while)
Looking forward to hear your thoughts about this.
Regards / A
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02 Nov 2014, 22:49
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Not sure there is an easy answer to your question, but I will say that MGMAT guides are a superb resource for GMAT preparation.
If I were you and had to to choose, I would probably read all of the MGMAT concept/theory and practice applying it to OG problems. If you have the OG guide and purchased the MGMAT set, I would use the MGMAT website OG Navigator tool. This tool is great because it times you and also provides MGMAT explanations for those problems (OG book explanations are terrible...not because they are wrong, but because they are inefficient and time consuming). Good luck.
If I were you and had to to choose, I would probably read all of the MGMAT concept/theory and practice applying it to OG problems. If you have the OG guide and purchased the MGMAT set, I would use the MGMAT website OG Navigator tool. This tool is great because it times you and also provides MGMAT explanations for those problems (OG book explanations are terrible...not because they are wrong, but because they are inefficient and time consuming). Good luck.
