I am looking at these books for the math review
a) Og guide
b)Kaplan GMAT 2006, Premier Program
c)PR 06 edition
how are the above books any good for brushing up math skills and lots of practice questions.
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You've selected a solid set of books to review GMAT math. Check out my thoughts on each of these books in this post: https://www.beatthegmat.com/viewtopic.php?t=13smartguy wrote:I am looking at these books for the math review
a) Og guide
b)Kaplan GMAT 2006, Premier Program
c)PR 06 edition
how are the above books any good for brushing up math skills and lots of practice questions.
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The ARCO GRE/GMAT Math Review is okay. The table of contents (and the book's general organisation) is not ideal, but it is filled with good problems.
It's NOT as good a book (IMO) as the Kaplan GMAT MATH WORKBOOK, 5th Ed. (which is all but identical to the Kaplan GMAT GRE Math Workbook, 4th Ed.).
As for a study plan, try to do 2-3 hours, 3 - 4 day per week. Do lots of new problems and do lots of reviewing of old problems.
And poke around this website a bunch. There's a lot of great first hand reports of what has worked for people as well as what hasn't.
Good luck.
It's NOT as good a book (IMO) as the Kaplan GMAT MATH WORKBOOK, 5th Ed. (which is all but identical to the Kaplan GMAT GRE Math Workbook, 4th Ed.).
As for a study plan, try to do 2-3 hours, 3 - 4 day per week. Do lots of new problems and do lots of reviewing of old problems.
And poke around this website a bunch. There's a lot of great first hand reports of what has worked for people as well as what hasn't.
Good luck.
Ian Streicher
I am hoping on not to spend too much on the arco's book. After I finish arco's and pr start doing problems in the OG guide.
OG has so many questions , whats the best way to do the questions(cann't do all of them).
Should I take a gmatprep exam to see how I do in the test and my strength and weekness.
OG has so many questions , whats the best way to do the questions(cann't do all of them).
Should I take a gmatprep exam to see how I do in the test and my strength and weekness.