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by anb » Tue Sep 09, 2008 3:54 pm
Hello All,

I have begun studying again for the gmat (previous score: 560 Q38 V28 Essay5). Hopefully I will learn from my mistakes.

This time around I am going to use the MGMAT books (especially SC). I know that MGMAT has isolated all the types of problems in the OG (i.e. for geometry - circles, triangles, polygons). I was planning to just do the challenging problem lists at the back of each book as I go through the material. Then when I want to practice more, I will just do problems from the OG and/or other resources.

Can anyone recommend a good strategy using the MGMAT books? I will also use other books - Kaplan Math Workbook, OG Q and V books, etc.

Thanks in advance!
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