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by november22 » Thu Jul 10, 2014 2:16 am
I'm studying from manhattan guides all of them and 3 official guides.
Doing 6 manhattan cat's, 2 free mba.com cat's and 2 'll purchase from mba.com
Also 90 practise questions and additional practise questions.

I'm leaving Kaplan premier 2013, kaplan 800, Veritas free cat, princeton review free cat.
Kaplan 5 cat's. Is there any disadvantage if I leave these materials ?.
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by [email protected] » Thu Jul 10, 2014 8:10 am
Hi november22,

There is no "perfect combination" of resources that work for everyone. Your posts seem to focus way too much on trying to come up with a perfect plan, when you haven't learned what your strengths and weaknesses are yet. I think that you should start studying with the materials that you have (start with the MGMAT books or the Kaplan book - pick one and get to work), take practice CATs at regular intervals and adjust your plan as you get a better understanding of the material.

If you need someone to plan out every step of this process for you, then I suggest that you invest in a GMAT Course.

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