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by Reedsh » Sun Feb 17, 2008 3:46 am
Hellow,

first of all , thx for reading this.
I'm an EU student who needs to achieve a minimum of 600 and preferably about 650 to get in a business school abroad.
(I'm currently in a business school where I didn't need to get any GMAT because I graduated at the grad school of the same university)

A few months back I bought 2 books in my local bookstore without looking too much for reviews and without any knowlegde of this forum. :)
These books are
'McGraw Hill's GMAT 2008'
'Ace the GMAT 2nd edition' by Brandon Royal

I finished reading the Ace the GMAT this weekend but I haven't taken any test yet.
Also my GMAT test was scheduled next tuesday (19th febr) but I think I'm going to cancel because of a lack op preparation.
I simply didn't find the energy just after my exams and underestimated the amount of preparation needed.
That's why I would give myself another small month to complete my prep. (taking the test mid march)

Now are my questions....
Which tests do I take best? (McGraw-Hill's online practice tests or any other too?)
Do I need to buy other books or will these do fine for my target score?
Thx in advance!
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by beatthegmat » Sun Feb 17, 2008 8:35 pm
In terms of resources, I usually recommend prepping with PR, Kaplan, or Manhattan GMAT. Check out my GMAT book recommendations.

With regard to structuring your GMAT prep strategy, take a look at the GMAT resource directory and the 'GMAT Strategy' tag. There's some advice there for completing your prep in a limited time frame, https://del.icio.us/beatthegmat

Good luck!
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by Reedsh » Mon Feb 18, 2008 6:55 am
Thx, I looked at your review and I ordered the OG 11th already. (yellow book)
I hope this will do in combination with my McGraw Hill's for scoring a 650.

But I can't figure out if I have to buy something for practising the test?
I have the GMATPrep and I see you can do a free test with Princeton and Kaplan? That will be enough or not?
Thx
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by beatthegmat » Mon Feb 18, 2008 8:27 pm
You get just one free test with PR and Kaplan. If you want additional tests, you will need to purchase their textbooks.
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