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27 Sep 2009, 00:26
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Hello fellow GMAT clubbers!
What is the order you should review the books? Should start with a general strategy guide then move into a specialized guided like Kaplan/Princeton Review Verbal/Math Workout? or vice versa? Thanks.
RB
What is the order you should review the books? Should start with a general strategy guide then move into a specialized guided like Kaplan/Princeton Review Verbal/Math Workout? or vice versa? Thanks.
RB
27 Sep 2009, 00:41
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Depends how familiar you are with GMAT. If not very much, then get a Kaplan Premier and then get into the specialized ones
If you are pretty familiar with the GMAT structure and overall strategies then you can dive into more in-depth materials.
Also:
See this post for a good study plan: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
and this post for which books to get: top-gmat-prep-books-guides-reviews-comments-77703.html
If you are pretty familiar with the GMAT structure and overall strategies then you can dive into more in-depth materials.
Also:
See this post for a good study plan: gmat-study-plan-for-gmat-novices-start-your-gmat-journey-80727.html
and this post for which books to get: top-gmat-prep-books-guides-reviews-comments-77703.html
27 Sep 2009, 08:12
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Thanks. This website is invaluable! I cannot believe the amount of resources people contribute.
OK, What about pacing, How long should you take to work through a book. I know it is different people and is based on how well you master the material before moving on to the next topic/book. What is the average time it takes someone to work through a book? How long did it take you work through your strategy book? I am looking for a something to gauge my progress.
Please forgive my ignorance and thanks so much for your help.
RB
OK, What about pacing, How long should you take to work through a book. I know it is different people and is based on how well you master the material before moving on to the next topic/book. What is the average time it takes someone to work through a book? How long did it take you work through your strategy book? I am looking for a something to gauge my progress.
Please forgive my ignorance and thanks so much for your help.
RB
