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by paranoidandroid » Sun Jun 27, 2010 12:13 am
So finally have decided to break the drudgeries of work and prepare for GMAT. Recently I gave the free GMATPrep test and got a 650...followed it up with a princeton review and got 700...Now, the score does not seem to me all that bad (is it indicative of actual scores????????)...but I could just feel whilst giving the exam that there is so much i need to brush up and prepare. The Sentence correction being the most culpable of sections. After, a bit of reconnaissance over internet...I have tentatively planned to go for these books:

The 8 Manhattan GMAT guides (along with 6 online CAT)
The OG edition 12
and in case the scores crawl higher
Kaplan 800 (or somethin like that)

Plz do comment what do you think about the aforementioned.

Other than the obvious commitment issue, the other factor which is restraining my spontaneous shopping instinct is that I am currently working in Melbourne...i think FedEx is gonna charge some 100-150 bux for the shipping alone. But well, I don't see many other options...

Ur comments shall be greatly appreciated.

Cheers
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