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by kormbo2002 » Wed Sep 01, 2010 1:44 am
hi all i just want to prepare for Gmat

i was considering taking all MGMAT guides then go for the OG 12edition and Quant and verbal OG

is that enough?

if so can anyone tell me

is MGMAT enf for MAth review or there is a better one?
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by outreach » Wed Sep 01, 2010 3:07 am
first take the diagnostic test in OG and see how u r doing
i think mgmat guides along with practice on BTG q shd help
also attempt GMAT tests to check ur preps
In the BTG->GMAT courses you can find more resources
kormbo2002 wrote:hi all i just want to prepare for Gmat

i was considering taking all MGMAT guides then go for the OG 12edition and Quant and verbal OG

is that enough?

if so can anyone tell me

is MGMAT enf for MAth review or there is a better one?
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by kormbo2002 » Wed Sep 01, 2010 3:36 am
thnks alot for your kind reply

i want to get over 750 so i want the best things i can prepare for no more

the complete set for MGMAT is little expensive can you recommend me the best parts ?
and the other alternatives specially for the QUANt section

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by kormbo2002 » Wed Sep 01, 2010 6:29 am
can anyone tell me is that good to start a math review instead of MGMAT
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by arora007 » Sat Sep 04, 2010 12:01 pm
kormbo2002 wrote:can anyone tell me is that good to start a math review instead of MGMAT
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by Jim@Grockit » Sat Sep 04, 2010 1:39 pm
You can never define "enough" by how many books you read or how many problems you do -- define it by your confidence and performance on full-length practice tests.

As far as preparation, the order matters less than the pattern. Any good test prep source will give you the overall review (and there is no "best" one! You need one that suits your learning style); do that first. After that, you should be working questions that challenge you, tracking your progress on those question types and topics, and taking regular full-length practice exams. When you are regularly nailing almost all the Quant including most questions at the highest difficulty, you're getting closer to that 750+.
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