Paperback The Official Guide for GMAT Review Book

ISBN: 0886852404

ISBN13: 9780886852405

The Official Guide for Gmat Review

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This product offers intensive practice and review of all verbal and quantitative question types, including more than 1,400 actual GMAT questions and explanations, a comprehensive math review, and test-taking tips and strategies. It also includes information about the Analyze an Argument essay, which is currently administered and information about the Analyze an Issue essay, which is no longer administered. It does not include Integrated Reasoning. This description may be from another edition of this product.

Format:Paperback

Language:English

ISBN:0886852404

ISBN13:9780886852405

Release Date:January 2003

Publisher:Educational Testing

Weight:2.75 lbs.

Dimensions:27.3" x 21.0" x 21.0"

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By Thriftbooks.com User, November 12, 2005

I'd taken a GMAT course, and then I took the exam: Imagine my surprise, when I've discovered that I got only 600 (Quantative: 50, Verbal: 21, AWA: 3.5). I've realized that this preparation was not enough, so I've read any GMAT book I could put my hands on, just to be on the safe side. Here is my ranking of those books, from the most worthy to the least worthwhile: 1. The Official Guide For The GMAT Review, 10th Edition:...

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A must have.

By Thriftbooks.com User, October 4, 2004

I used a total of five books in preparing for the GMAT: Barron's 13th edition, Petersons 2003 and 2004 CDs, Kaplan 2005, Nova's GMAT Prep Course 2003, and the Official Guide. I have taken the GMAT twice. The first time I used the Barron's book and the Petersons CD and scored a 40% on math, 75% on verbal, and a 4.5 on the essay for a total score of 570. This score was unacceptable. The second time around, I budgeted more...

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By Thriftbooks.com User, March 4, 2004

Background - I am 13 years out of college. My test taking and math skills were pretty rusty. I want to get into a top 20 MBA program to make it worth the investment. Consequently a great score was very important. I was shooting for 700.I bought the Princeton book / CD, the Kaplan book / CD, and the Official Guide from ETS. I also downloaded the PowerPrep software from ETS for free. I completely exhausted the Princeton...

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Excellent practice problems, but....

By Thriftbooks.com User, October 20, 2003

If I were only going to buy one book in order to prepare for the GMAT, this would be it. The 1,400 practice problems taken from real tests were far closer to what I encountered on the actual GMAT than those of competing books. Having said that, I think many of the tips found in the other books I purchased (Kaplan, Princeton, and Arco) were very useful. For best results, I would purchase this book and the Kaplan or Princeton...

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The Best.

By Thriftbooks.com User, September 18, 2003

This is the single book that helped me nail the GMAT. The sheer volume of realistic practice questions helps with getting in the right frame of mind for the test. My experience with other GMAT guides, particularly Kaplan and Arco, has been that the questions are not realistic. Kaplan's questions and explanations seem particularly egregious and way off the mark, after reading the official explanations in this guide. Kaplan's...

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