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Is the Manhattan GMAT Complete Strtgy set 5th edition enough

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by sivakumar_k » Mon Dec 07, 2015 2:51 am
Hi Everyone,

I purchased Manhattan GMAT Complete Strategy guide set 5th edition today. My doubt is, is that along with GMAT OG 2015 bundle enough for a self learner to learn all the concepts listed by GMAC as part of syllubus and to follow this 60day Guide? or do I need to purchase the 6th edition of the Manhattan prep series and GMAC Official guide 2016 bundle? Please help :/ I'm confused.
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by ceilidh.erickson » Mon Apr 25, 2016 8:59 am
It really doesn't matter which editions you use.

With each edition, we try to perfect our explanations, add clarifications, fix typos, or rearrange the ordering. In the 6th edition, for example, we added explicit chapters on "working backwards" and "picking smart numbers," whereas before those strategies were just sprinkled in throughout. None of the content will have changed, though. The same applies to the OG.

You have plenty on material to study with!
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