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by raju232007 » Tue Sep 30, 2008 2:50 pm
Recently,I have noticed books from manhattan review in the market.I have already worked out all the contents in the OG,Og Verbal & Quant and Kaplan 800.I took a few practice tests and i noticed that my verbal score was in 30-35 range and my quant score was above 48 in all my tests..I understand that if I have to cross the 700 mark,I need some extra points in the verbal section...

So is it advisable to purchase verbal study guide from manhattan review?I happen to notice that it has got a wide database of verbal questions.

Looking forward to your valuable response...
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by beatthegmat » Tue Sep 30, 2008 2:55 pm
Not as familiar with the Manhattan Review materials myself. But just wanted to chime in that Manhattan Review is a different company from Manhattan GMAT.

You may already know that, but it's a common confusion!
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