What a debrief!!

If you're studying on a relatively low budget, have a look at GMATFix Live classes. Many of them are free and others are low cost. As for a full time study plan, I'd suggest looking through the I just beat the GMAT sub forum where people have posted what has worked for them. Personally, I think that...

i have little experience with Veritas tests. Unless I'm wrong (please correct me), Veritas uses the tests from 800Score.com, but I don't know whether they are great or not great.

Re: 4GMAT

have you guys heard about the 4GMAT books from 4GMAT.com...if yes what do you guys think? It''s safest to stick with the known brands, but it's quite plausible that there are better lesser known resources. I'd say look around for what others have to say about 4GMAT. I've not heard of them though, s...

2 months is a bit tight, but may be enough depending on how much work you need. For study strategies, you can look at the "I just Beat the GMAT" subforum, where people who have succeded have posted lots of great debriefs. I think the key to improving is to study smart, and to study hard. F...

I agree with Eric 100%. Please be sure that you've mastered all the questions in the Official Guides before you look elsewhere for exclusively high level questions. That said, if you're in the top 10% in quant, you will probably find that the OG has too many "easy" questions and not enough...

proj09 For my verbal prep I used ManhattanGMAT Sentence Correction guide, The Official Guide, and gmatfix verbal flashcards. 1) If you don't already have it, consider getting the ManhattanGMAT SC guide and go through its lessons. 2) Get the gmatfix verbal flashcards (you can evaluate some for free);...