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zero2010: Newbie | Next Rank: 10 Posts; Posts: 6; Joined: Sat Sep 18, 2010 2:09 pm

by zero2010 » Sat Sep 18, 2010 2:37 pm

Hi All,

Just sign up today, new to the community, nice to meet you all.

I'm planning to do the GMAT and plan to score over 650.

I'm beginning to read the articles and gathering resources from this site, however I would like to ask some personal opinions as well,

I will be doing self study, and I have few general questions regarding books, I am trying to determine what kind of book I need to get from the recommended list. I am more weak in English so I would like more practice on that.

I will be getting the official GMAT guides for sure,

1) What book is good for strategies? (especially for English)
2) How many books should I get?
3) Is 650 relatively high score? If so, what books are good for advanced focus problems?

I'm sure I will have more questions, so advise will be great, now back to reading this site =)

Thanks All,
Zero2010

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by ashokkadam » Thu Sep 30, 2010 3:40 am

Firstly welcome to BTG community!! I am sure you will have a wonderful and rewarding time here...
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zero2010 wrote:Hi All,

Just sign up today, new to the community, nice to meet you all.

I'm planning to do the GMAT and plan to score over 650.

I'm beginning to read the articles and gathering resources from this site, however I would like to ask some personal opinions as well,

I will be doing self study, and I have few general questions regarding books, I am trying to determine what kind of book I need to get from the recommended list. I am more weak in English so I would like more practice on that.

I will be getting the official GMAT guides for sure,

1) What book is good for strategies? (especially for English)
2) How many books should I get?
3) Is 650 relatively high score? If so, what books are good for advanced focus problems?

I'm sure I will have more questions, so advise will be great, now back to reading this site =)

Thanks All,
Zero2010

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