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31 Jul 2022, 21:54
Kudos
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They've so many options that it's confusing.
I am done with the foundation of GMAT math.
But now, should I go with:
1. all the quant
2. each of the separate guides
is ALL THE QUANT a combo of these separate topic-wise guides?
OR
do the separate guides have more info than the combined one?
I am done with the foundation of GMAT math.
But now, should I go with:
1. all the quant
2. each of the separate guides
is ALL THE QUANT a combo of these separate topic-wise guides?
OR
do the separate guides have more info than the combined one?
31 Jul 2022, 21:59
Kudos
Bookmarks
is ALL THE QUANT a combo of these separate topic-wise guides?
OR
do the separate guides have more info than the combined one?
Using the search feature for similar posts may provide some more insight.
Consider also checking out the gmatclub math study guide. You can download it for free as a pdf.
OR
do the separate guides have more info than the combined one?
Using the search feature for similar posts may provide some more insight.
Consider also checking out the gmatclub math study guide. You can download it for free as a pdf.
01 Aug 2022, 08:37
Kudos
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adityaraj1728
They've so many options that it's confusing.
I am done with the foundation of GMAT math.
But now, should I go with:
1. all the quant
2. each of the separate guides
is ALL THE QUANT a combo of these separate topic-wise guides?
OR
do the separate guides have more info than the combined one?
I am done with the foundation of GMAT math.
But now, should I go with:
1. all the quant
2. each of the separate guides
is ALL THE QUANT a combo of these separate topic-wise guides?
OR
do the separate guides have more info than the combined one?
All the Quant is our newest edition, and it is meant to synthesize the teachings in the older editions, which were subject-specific guides. I would recommend All the Quant--it's just easier to have it all in one manual!
