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by Absco » Mon Jan 30, 2012 7:26 am
I've been working through Grockit and Knewton for the past few months and am achieving around 660 in practice tests. I've purchased the Manhattan GMAT Guides and want to know if there are any good study plans out there for these books.

Should I just go through them one by one, chapter by chapter?

Any comments would be appreciated.

Ian
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by IJR » Mon Jan 30, 2012 1:10 pm
You could just go chapter-by-chapter or if you feel like you already have the fundamentals down pretty well in general, you can just pick out specific chapters for topics that you don't know as well yet. That might be more efficient and a better use of you time.
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