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Quick question.....when i ordered the OG 11 i also got two other books with it. Quantitative review and verbal review. If i'm in a time crunch do you suggest that i should review these books too or just the OG 11 edition?? thank alot
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The quality of questions should be consistent across all three texts. That being said, if you were really in a time crunch I would start with the primary OG 11 text first...
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Agree. Quality is the same, so just concentrate on one book to keep it simple - there are like 1,400 questions across all three books and it's rarely necessary to do all of them, even if you're looking for a larger-than-average score improvement.
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