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06 Oct 2013, 12:19
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Hi everybody,
I bet many people dealt with this question and somewhere it is already answered.
I am planning to study two months for the GMAT. I have the OG at home and ordered the Manhattan GMAT Guides today which will take around 20 days shipping (amazon..)
I read that starting with the OG is a waste of 'original' questions and is not recommended.
Besides of the books mentioned above, I have the Princeton Review, which is said to be really bad for high scores.
I have been studying the past two months around 10h a day for my university exams and have finished them all. Now I cannot wait to start studying for the GMAT and I am thinking about starting with the Princeton Review Book and expand my study time by a half month due to the early start.
Is it a good idea or should I just throw the Princeton Book away
?
Thank you in advance,
Zezet
I bet many people dealt with this question and somewhere it is already answered.
I am planning to study two months for the GMAT. I have the OG at home and ordered the Manhattan GMAT Guides today which will take around 20 days shipping (amazon..)
I read that starting with the OG is a waste of 'original' questions and is not recommended.
Besides of the books mentioned above, I have the Princeton Review, which is said to be really bad for high scores.
I have been studying the past two months around 10h a day for my university exams and have finished them all. Now I cannot wait to start studying for the GMAT and I am thinking about starting with the Princeton Review Book and expand my study time by a half month due to the early start.
Is it a good idea or should I just throw the Princeton Book away
?Thank you in advance,
Zezet
06 Oct 2013, 13:10
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TheZezet
You must utilize whatever time you have...Read princeton and understand gmat pattern..By the time you get your books, take advantage of Gc club.
Free Gc club math book
gmat-math-book-87417.html
Quant practice
gmat-quantitative-section-7/?fl=menu
Free Verbal Guide(One of the best verbal guide)
gmat-grammar-ebook-by-gmat-club-free-this-book-will-be-102387.html
Verbal practice
gmat-verbal-section-11/?fl=menu
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