420 official score :(
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sudi760mba
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I would suggest a simpler book first like princeton.. Once you've mastered everything in princeton, move to kaplan and then onto manhattan. I've been studying for several months and I've found steady progression plan has helped me a lot instead of jumping straight into the hardest problems that MGMAT would offer. It's not only counterproductive and frustrating... Just my 2c.
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ssmiles08
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deepoe wrote: Should I buy the manhattan(review) books to improve my verbal?
I think there are two types of Manhattan books...Manhattan review and Manhattan GMAT.
I personally recommend the Manhattan GMAT books. both for quant and verbal. They teach concepts very well.
. I think my math can be improved, so I will go for the 650 next time Sorry to hear that. How long did you prepare for the Gmat? How many practise CAT did you take?deepoe wrote:I made a official GMAT today and scored a 420 =(.
Got al 40 % at the math section and 8 % at the verbal section.
Should I buy the manhattan(review) books to improve my verbal?
Give us more about your background. e.g. University major, nationality, general ability in Math and Verbal skills. I suppose you are good at Math but not at verbal? (Just like me 
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Have you actually tried Gmat prep (or powerprep)? The official softwares are quite different from the commercial gmat softwares.
)Have you actually tried Gmat prep (or powerprep)? The official softwares are quite different from the commercial gmat softwares.
antest07 wrote:Give us more about your background. e.g. University major, nationality, general ability in Math and Verbal skills. I suppose you are good at Math but not at verbal? (Just like me
Have you actually tried Gmat prep (or powerprep)? The official softwares are quite different from the commercial gmat softwares.
I'm Dutch ( The Netherlands ). On Highschool I had math B1 ( it's one of the thoughest math ) but it's already 3 years ago. Now I study a HBO education ( in English it's a university, so not academic ), where we focus on the verbal of the English language.
Yea I tried the GMAT prep and it went well
( the 2nd approach )ssmiles08 wrote:Can you pls explain 2 types of books? did i miss something?deepoe wrote:
I think there are two types of Manhattan books...Manhattan review and Manhattan GMAT.
I personally recommend the Manhattan GMAT books. both for quant and verbal. They teach concepts very well.
Giorgio wrote:https://www.manhattangmat.com/Store.cfmssmiles08 wrote:Can you pls explain 2 types of books? did i miss something?deepoe wrote:
I think there are two types of Manhattan books...Manhattan review and Manhattan GMAT.
I personally recommend the Manhattan GMAT books. both for quant and verbal. They teach concepts very well.
https://manhattanreview.com/
