As I mentioned, MGMAT Prep is a good investment but I do think to really ace both Verbal and Quant you need a bit more specifically on the quant side. The verbal of MGMAT is brilliant - it seriously helped me clarify my understanding and devise an attack strategy for my verbal. For Quant, the books are good to clarify concepts and lay down fundaments but I felt overall the quant tests from MGMAT are a bit more tedious than the actual GMAT which has slightly more witty questions which can make the real GMAT challenging. Along with this I would suggest to use the gmatclub Quant practise tests which are extremely representative. I suggest to focus on verbal for MGMAT and gmatclub tests for Quant.

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Gmatclub tests were an amazing supplement to my study course to take shorter tests where I could really zoom in and analyze my mistakes. In longer tests initially you tend to make silly mistakes till you get used to the length so these tests really help you test your level and improve upon it. The quant section is also very strongly representative of the real gmat level - I would suggest to really take a few of the quant tests leading to the weeks before gmat rather than just focusing on gmatprep tests which some people tend to do because gmatprep is at a slightly lower level than the questions you get during the actual gmat where your level keeps increasing if you get questions right.

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