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Need Help : GMAT Prep using Manhattan GMAT 8 guides

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by sbharath » Fri Jan 27, 2012 9:33 am
Hi,

I am taking my GMAT end of May'12. I had started my preparation after buying the Manhattan GMAT 8 Strategy Guides ( 5 Quant and 3 Verbal).

I started with the 1st guide Number Properties. It's giving me an excellent foundation to understand and practice the basics and concepts.At the same time; its too detailed and the information is too much!

My problem is the following:

After seeing the contents of the 8 strategy guides; I feel that I need to invest almost my full time for the next 2-3 months; to complete the Manhattan 8 strategy guides.

I don't have so much time on hand since I am also working and have 2kids. I can invest daily 2 hrs on a week day and 5hrs on weekends.

In line with this :

1) Can you please advice how I should use the Manhattan GMAT 8 strategy guides so that I can focus better and optimize my preparation time.

2) My main problem is that : I feel that the content of Manhattan GMAT 8 strategy guides are too detail oriented and I am very overwhelmed. If I count all the pages in the 8 strategy guides it comes to ~840 pages. I don't think I can complete reading such huge content.

3) Did I make a mistake by buying Manhattan GMAT 8 strategy guides? Are there any better single reference books(that gives good foundation and less content)for quant and verbal?

Please give your guidance and valuable inputs on how I should re-orient my preparation using the
Manhattan GMAT 8 strategy guides. At the same time I don't want to cut corners during my preparation.

Thanks a lot for your help.

Best Regards,
Bharath S
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by adelabu44 » Fri Jan 27, 2012 3:37 pm
Hey Bharath,

I also have the Manhattan GMAT books and is also in the same predicament. I can only devote so many hours before my May exam. I hope to get the same answers as you.
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