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Which book/question bank is useful for additional practice? Updated on: 22 Sep 2019, 13:27
Originally posted by Eshaang on 22 Sep 2019, 11:02.
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Hi,
I have already joined group calsses for GMAT preparation.
Although to practice more, I would like to which book or question bank I can use to help me practice and solve difficult questions to score more?

Few places I have read about Manhattan 800 or Kaplan 800. Other places even official review books by Wiley's were mentioned.
I only want questions and not looking for mock tests.
I am only look for higher difficulty question bank on each topic.

Do suggest.

Thanks.

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Which book/question bank is useful for additional practice? 22 Sep 2019, 12:38
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Eshaang - Please remember that you must stick to official questions while practicing verbal. For quant, I would recommend GMAT Club Test Center. GMAT Club Test Center is the next best option after the official sources, including GMAT Prep and official guides. The questions available in the GMAT Club Tests are fairly representative of the ones on actual GMAT. If you do not have access to the GMAT Club Tests, please purchase the tests as early as possible.
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Which book/question bank is useful for additional practice? 22 Sep 2019, 13:06
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Assuming you are done with the official prep tests then Gmatclub test for Quant, Veritas prep test for Verval ,and MGMAT for both
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Hi,
I have already joined group calsses for GMAT preparation.
Although to practice more, I would like to which book or question bank I can use to help me practice and solve difficult questions to score more?

Few places I have read about Manhattan 800 or Kaplan 800. Other places even official review books by Wiley's were mentioned.

Do suggest.

Thanks.

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Which book/question bank is useful for additional practice? 22 Sep 2019, 13:56
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[quote="Eshaang"]Hi,
I have already joined group calsses for GMAT preparation.
Although to practice more, I would like to which book or question bank I can use to help me practice and solve difficult questions to score more?

Few places I have read about Manhattan 800 or Kaplan 800. Other places even official review books by Wiley's were mentioned.
I only want questions and not looking for mock tests.
I am only look for higher difficulty question bank on each topic.

/quote]

If you are willing to go outside of the usual GMAT-related materials, try subject-related questions in dedicated Math and English classes and their respective tests. By practicing on different materials, you can build confidence.

GMAC has come out with official "difficult" questions which you can purchase online. Please check mba.com official site.
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