osirus0830 wrote:How does it compare to the Manhattan Guides? How good of a job does it do with geometry, exponents, and number properties specifically?

I like it. It complements nicely, although overlapping, with the MGMAT guides. There's a nice balance between content, drills and GMAT-like practice questions associated for all of the sixty something odd chapters. I wouldn't get it if you're on a budget as the book is pretty pricey ($50) for a softcopy (.pdf file). I actually spent a little more on the book as I took it to Kinkos, printed it, and bound the pages together.

akuma wrote:

osirus0830 wrote:How does it compare to the Manhattan Guides? How good of a job does it do with geometry, exponents, and number properties specifically?

I like it. It complements nicely, although overlapping, with the MGMAT guides. There's a nice balance between content, drills and GMAT-like practice questions associated for all of the sixty something odd chapters. I wouldn't get it if you're on a budget as the book is pretty pricey ($50) for a softcopy (.pdf file). I actually spent a little more on the book as I took it to Kinkos, printed it, and bound the pages together.

Thanks for the response. One more question, how many pages is it?

osirus0830 wrote:Thanks for the response. One more question, how many pages is it?

428.. and about 1/3 of the book are answers/explanations.

akuma wrote:

osirus0830 wrote:Thanks for the response. One more question, how many pages is it?

428.. and about 1/3 of the book are answers/explanations.

How does the Geometry section compare to the MGMAT guide?

osirus0830 wrote:How does the Geometry section compare to the MGMAT guide?

Honestly, I don't think the Geometry was as good as the other material in the book. It's not good but it's not bad either.