Check out the GMAT directory
https://www.beatthegmat.com/gmat-directory.html

You could also have a dekko at the scholarship
https://www.beatthegmat.com/scholarship.html

May I say the ebook on Critical Reasoning

My top picks are Official Guide for practice questions, and Cracking the GMAT for strategy and tests. And of course, download the free practice tests from www.mba.com.

Hi, I think I'm in the same boat as you. Here is what I've done and my future plans.

I studied in October, but never took the test and I used Princeton Review: Cracking the GMAT. I think its a little basic, but does provide a good overview in an easy to understand format.

After that I tackled the Official Guide 11. By far the best for practice, but not much in regard to theory. I beasted about the whole book and felt it helped.

This time around I'm starting with Kaplan's Comprehensive Program Book. I think its similar to Princeton Review, but better explanations/strategy and tougher questions.

After this I will do the Official Guide again, as well as the supplemental OG books.

I'll probably also get the Manhattan books for my trouble areas.

Something I didn't do last time, which I feel is essential and which I will do this time is take many practice tests and read explanations to questions (even one's you got right). I took two practice tests last time, but didn't really try and was not under ideal conditions. I'll take 2 Kaplan's, two GMAT Prep (www.mba.com) and maybe a Manhattan one. My job requires me to sit in front of a computer all day, so I'm comfortable with the CAT format, but I think it'll be good to encounter all the question types in one sitting.

I have a very bad track record when it comes to standardized tests. I got a 1080 on the SAT and a 147 on the LSAT, but I'm confident the GMAT will go much better. I'm more mature and feel this is a test that can be broken. Good luck to you.

Shooting for a 700, but would be stoked with a 650.