hi everyone ,, i am new here ,, and my gmat exam is on 4th of febuary ,, i am using princeton review's book and manual ,, and also 10th edition of offical guide,, so tell me ,, am i going on the right track and what strategy should i use ,, or do i have to consider something else ,,
thankyou everyone,,
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malishaheen
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Prasanna
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Welcome to the forum. A very important aspect of GMAT prep is to know where you are with respect to your target score and how much effort is needed and in what area. I suggest you take a prep tes, preferably GMAT prep and see where you are.
Regarding material, OG is definite must. You could use additional books and also tons of free resources on this forum.
Regarding material, OG is definite must. You could use additional books and also tons of free resources on this forum.
The PR book is awesome. That's what I started with. It will give you a solid foundation. OG 11 would be better than OG 10, but you should be ok if you can't find it.
There are some great threads on this site with study strategies, just explore a bit.
There are some great threads on this site with study strategies, just explore a bit.
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nislam
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I agree PR is great to begin with. It depends on your target score. Kaplan, PR etc. are designed for the average and that is get you around 600. But I'll be honest it didn't help me. I got the most so far out of MGMAT guides not only in SC but in Quant as well. The break it down allowing you to take topic by topic approach that helps identify your weakness while doing OG 11.
