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Are old Manhattan GMAT study guides no longer useful?

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by Boosteda4 » Thu Jun 17, 2010 5:31 pm
I am currently using the Manhattan GMAT 2007 study guides (8 or so I believe) to prepare for the GMAT in addition to the OG 11th edition and the supplemental verbal/quantitative. I also just bought the 12th edition and supplemental verbal/quant for additional practice.

So my question is, is there any reason why this would not give me sufficient knowledge of the required material? Has anything been added/changed to the GMAT since that time?

Separately, do the newer Manhattan GMAT books present the material in a different, clearer manner?

Thanks in advance.
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by amising6 » Thu Jun 17, 2010 7:31 pm
no dude
more or less book is same there are some additional problem nothing else

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by Dan@VinciaPrep » Fri Jun 18, 2010 8:17 am
Boosteda4 wrote:I am currently using the Manhattan GMAT 2007 study guides (8 or so I believe) to prepare for the GMAT in addition to the OG 11th edition and the supplemental verbal/quantitative. I also just bought the 12th edition and supplemental verbal/quant for additional practice.

So my question is, is there any reason why this would not give me sufficient knowledge of the required material? Has anything been added/changed to the GMAT since that time?

Separately, do the newer Manhattan GMAT books present the material in a different, clearer manner?

Thanks in advance.
I haven't gone through all of both editions but I have noticed that the new edition SC book has about 100 more pages.
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