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What is the best strategy for the IR?

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by nev0902 » Fri May 16, 2014 4:52 pm
Hello!

I tried IR section for the first time, and it was harder that I thought it would be; and the time was not enough at all ( I managed to do 5 out 12, and don't even know if the answers were correct). Please, give me an advice on how to study/prepare for the IR?

I also have a question concerning the release of the new editions of the GMAT and Man GMAT Prep books. I have recently purchased the 5th edition of MGMAT and 13th edition of GMAT, (I know, it is too late to ask the question... )but reading some questions/answers concerning new editions made me worry a bit if I made the right decision ( should I have waited?...). I am planning to take the exam this July.

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