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by skang357 » Mon Apr 06, 2009 2:47 pm
WHAT IS IT?

I AM DECIDING BETWEEN 4GMAT.COM ADVANCED LESSON BOOK

OR MANHATTAN GMAT STRATEGY GUIDES.

WHICH IS BETTER?

I WISH I CAN BUY ALL OF THEM BUT I SINCE I AM LIMITED IN BOTH TIME AND MONEY, THAT IS WHERE THE READERSHIP OF BEATTHEGMAT.COM COME INTO PLAY TO GUIDE ME DOWN THE RIGHT PATH.

CAN ANYONE RECOMMEND BETWEEN THE TWO OR PROVIDE AN EVEN BETTER SOURCE?

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by canada_sms » Mon Apr 06, 2009 3:01 pm
I've never used the 4GMAT.com lesson books. I do think the Manhattan guides for quant are very thorough. Almost overkill...

For practice, I really like the gmatclub.com math challenge tests. If you want to score 50-51 on quant then you might want to consider doing a few of those.

https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-club-cha ... 67267.html

There's a free trial that you can take to see if you like them. They're not adaptive but pretty much all the questions are in the 700-800 range and if you plan on scoring 50-51 on quant then it's still a good simulation.
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