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by: Graduate Management Admission Council
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 650
EAN: 9780976570905
ISBN: 0976570904
Label: Graduate Management Admission Council
Manufacturer: Graduate Management Admission Council
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 832
Publication Date: 2005-09
Publisher: Graduate Management Admission Council
Sales Rank: 76
Studio: Graduate Management Admission Council
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Good, solid GMAT review
I think this was a great first book to look at if you're planning to do the GMAT, though I wish there was a little more explanation with the statistical answers. Otherwise it's an easy guide.
Rating:  - A Few Mistakes
As a primary resource for preparing for the GMAT this book is invaluable. The questions are organized from easy to difficult and separated in to topics to help you find weaknesses. That said, there are a few minor mistakes in the book that can lead to hours of confusion. Those mistakes can be found at
http://www.gmatix.com/blogging/index.php?x=25
Other than that the book suffers from to few questions. This is not a good comprehensive study plan, just the best first ... Read More
Rating:  - great COMPANION book for a real GMAT prep course
Unless you are one of the lucky few who don't need formal instruction to prepare for standardized tests, you can not use this GMAT book as your only resource. But, if you are using other instruction or practice materials the Official Guide is great for testing the accuracy of the strategies you've learned.
It's true that this guide will not tell you how to test better, but some people have left reviews saying there aren't any explanations. I don't understand why they're saying that though, ... Read More
Rating: - Practice makes perfect with this almost-perfect book
I've been working with this book for about a month, and I'm very pleased with the progress I've made thus far. Reviewing questions in order of difficulty has allowed me to slowly build my skill level- I'm feeling much more confident than I once was about taking the GMAT. The only thing this book is missing is extended explanations of some of the concepts commonly used in questions.
Rating: - Must-buy
It is ofcourse a must buy because it comes from the makers of the test.
But then this is not exhaustive. Atleast it doesn't look exhaustive to me. Moreover, the level for Problem Solving looks really low to me in this book.
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