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by augusto » Thu Jul 24, 2008 9:06 am
Hi Everyone!

I can get the following books to do some practice, but I would like use the best one. Could anyone recommend which are the best ones?

- McGraw Hill - GMAT 2008 Ed by James Hasilk
- CliffsTestPrep: GMAT CAT 8th edition by Jerry Bobrow
- NOVA's GMAT Prep Course By Jeff Kolby
- Thomson Peterson's: Master The GMAT by Thomas Martinson (2007)
- Thomson Peterson's: Ultimate GMAT Toolkit by Mark Alan Stewart


Just in case I'm in the way of finishing MGMAT, PowerScore and some Kaplan books.

Cheers,
Augusto
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by gabriel » Thu Jul 24, 2008 3:15 pm
Sorry have never heard about any of them. But in my IMHO you really dont need any more books. OG, MGMAT and Kaplan are more than enough material for GMAT and it isnt like each book has something completely different to offer you, they all are pretty much the same.
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by VP_Jim » Thu Jul 24, 2008 6:54 pm
I agree with gabriel; I've only personally used the OG books (I'd also recommend the OG quant and verbal review books if you're looking for more practice problems and haven't worked through those yet), and found that's all I really needed to do well on the exam.

Hope this helps, and good luck!
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by augusto » Thu Jul 24, 2008 11:09 pm
Upz I forgot to say that I´m also half way through the OG Books.

And thanks for your replies! I'm just checking because I'm trying to get more high quality practice material.
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