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how to ensure at least 450 in gmat

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by kolkataguy » Fri Sep 16, 2011 10:15 pm
i need to score 450 as this is the official requirement for my ms-is program.

can anyone please tell me whether these books will be enough? i'm yet to buy them.

1 ) everything verbal ( rc / sc / cr / essays ) and strategies / shortcuts - princeton

2 ) maths / ds / graphs - barron

3 ) practice tests - gmac official guide

i've heard that kaplan is not worthwhile for studying purpose as there are no tricks discussed and all the maths problems are done using step-by-step approach. also, the difficulty of practice tests is a little less than the gmac official guide, so is it still wise to buy the kaplan just for the sake of practice?

do i need to buy all the three official guides ie official guide for gmat review, official guide for gmat verbal review, and official guide for gmat quantitative review - or the first one compensates for second and third?

and which set should i read just before gmat - ONLY the official guides OR ( princeton + barron )

for toefl ibt the official requirement is 79. i'm studying from these books - are they enough to fetch me this score?

1 ) barron 2 ) kaplan 3 ) ets official guide

and which book should i read just before the toefl - barron, kaplan, or ets?

thanks in advance.
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by throughmba » Fri Sep 16, 2011 11:43 pm
My advice will be to have a personalized coaching and stress on testing how you perform on a fortnight basis.

You can go for an online coaching as well.
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by sam2304 » Sat Sep 17, 2011 12:09 am
Try downloading GMATPrep software from mba.com and give a mock test. It gives a close estimate of how much you will be getting in your gmat. You might already be there 450+. Decide after giving the mock.
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