Azizakaria wrote:Hello

I have the full course of veritas gmat prep, 12 books & online videos, and I don't know where to start? should i start with the GMAT logic books ? and when to start reading the Data Sufficiency book ?

appreciate any help, iI'm kind of lost here.

What is your timeframe? (There are 30,60, and 90 day study plans on the Veritas website.)

My test is in 12 March, so i think 30 days plan will be fine, to have enough time to practice.

If you have an account, you can find the 30-day study plan on the Veritas website. Click on "My Course," and then click on "Pre-Course" and then "Recommended Study Plans." If you have any trouble, please let me know.

i don't have a paid account, so i think i have only access to a free GMAT test, and question bank. but i can set a plan for myself, i just want to know where to start? i see a data sufficiency book and a GMAT logic books, which book i should start with?before i start the Math or the verbal section.

Thanks

I see. The best approach is to simply do the books in order and plan to cover at least two books per week. If you're shooting for a 30 day plan, you'll probably do something like the following:

Week 1: GMAT Logic/Arithmetic/Critical Reasoning
Week 2: Algebra/Sentence Correction
Week 3: Geometry/Reading Comp/Data Sufficiency
Week 4: Advanced Verbal/Combinatorics
Week 5: Word Problems/IR and AWA

You'll also want to take about one practice test per week. If questions come up, don't hesitate to post here.