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by georgepaul0071987 » Wed Sep 14, 2011 9:39 am
Hey guys ,
I'm new to this forum .

I plan on taking the GMAT in March 2012 , so that roughly gives me about 6 months to prepare .

I just finished doing the Princeton Review 2012 GMAT book followed by "Kaplan - Strategies , Practice and Review 2012" . In addition to this I did the Kaplan 800 book and the Powerscore Critical Reasoning Bible . I took the Princeton Review CAT and I scored a 630 ( Q 48,V29) . I'm at the extremes as far as math and verbal are concerned . What book should I go for next ?

This is my plan :
1.Redo Powerscore Critical Reasoning Bible + Kaplan 800 (Critical reasoning section)
Do Veritas Prep GMAT Sentence Correction + Kaplan 800 (Sentence Correction section)
Do Veritas Prep GMAT Reading Comprehension + kaplan 800 ( RC Section)

2.Do all 8 Manhattan GMAT guides .

3.Finally , do the Official Guide for Verbal and the Official Guide for Quant

Does this plan sound good ? I have about six months and I can do about 2 hours/day ( weekdays) followed by about 8 hours/day (weekends ) , which should give me about 25-26 hours a week .

Any suggestions would be helpful ! Thanks guys !
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