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by rahul727 » Fri Oct 07, 2011 5:56 pm
Helloooo

Ok, so i have 5O days to go for my test, and am aiming for a 700 score. I work full time, so will get to put in around 2 hours of studying each day. I started studying for the GMAT about two weeks ago, and have pretty much covered Kaplan Premier 2011 (havnt done the practice exams tho).

Could you guys suggest a plan outlining how I should tackle the other books/practice tests and in what order? (for example,should i do manhattan before official guide? should i do the practice exams only after i finish reviewing all the books?)

I have the following books with me:
1. The Official GMAT 12th edition
2. The Official GMAT Verbal v2
3. The Official GMAT Quant v2
4. Manhattan series books
5. Kaplan Premier 2011

I'd really appreciate any suggestions.

Thanks for the help!! :)
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by rajeshsources » Sat Oct 08, 2011 2:43 am
Hello Rahul, Good to hear about your preparation progress.

I wish it is really better if you could start with OG guides and then move to any other guides like Manhattan.

All the best for the preparation!

I'm also going to take my GMAT exactly after 100days from now. So, if you wanna patch up with me. Lets follow the weblog: https://vgmat-running-reading.blocked
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