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by TheViceroy » Wed May 06, 2015 12:56 pm
I'm using the 2015 official guide, and the verbal review 2nd edition. I ordered them on itunes so I could get used to reading the passages and questions on a screen. For me, there's such a difference between reading on a screen versus reading in a book.

The only problem with the official guides is that the explanations aren't great, but I just come to this forum, the manhattan forum or gmat club and always can find a better explanation.
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by veeral » Mon May 11, 2015 10:51 am
Viceroy,

Thanks.

which other books are you going to refer before appearing to exam ?
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by TheViceroy » Fri May 15, 2015 9:11 am
veeral wrote:Viceroy,

Thanks.

which other books are you going to refer before appearing to exam ?

Well, I'm hoping that the OGs are enough for now. I'm reviewing the questions a couple of times, but I'd be lost without these forums because the explanations are really not very helpful. I might start ordering some of the MGMAT books on amazon. You can get most of them used, so it's a really cost effective play. Which books are you using?
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