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by nafiul9090 » Sun May 06, 2012 11:24 pm
hi

can anyone tell me whats the structural as well as content wise difference between 5th edition and 4th edition. and when will e-book of 5th edition be available. as i am going to take the gmat next month, would it be justified to study 5th edition??

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by akhilsuhag » Mon May 07, 2012 4:29 am
Probably just 2 differences:

1) It will refer to OG13.
2) Will have a guide for IR.

Don't think its necessary if you give your GMAT next month. Anyways these are guides to build your basics. I believe right now you have moved beyond that point in you preparation.

I hope it helps!
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by nafiul9090 » Mon May 07, 2012 5:32 am
thanks bro. i have finished 4th edition and my recent gmat prep test score is 620. but i need to escalate this score to above 680+. i have read an article by Stacy Koprince in which she has mentioned about some new dimension of CR of 5th edition. i dont know whether i misinterpret her messages. thts why i am asking the differences. could you please tell me when will e-book of those guide be released??

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akhilsuhag wrote:Probably just 2 differences:

1) It will refer to OG13.
2) Will have a guide for IR.

Don't think its necessary if you give your GMAT next month. Anyways these are guides to build your basics. I believe right now you have moved beyond that point in you preparation.

I hope it helps!
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