GMAT: Quant Strategy using Kaplan and OG

[eightyeighty]

Hey everyone.

I took the GMAT last December, and studied extensively with the Kaplan 2003 CD, Kaplan 800, and the Official Guide 10th edition. My splits were 91%V and 74%Q.

I will retake the test in December in order to better my quant score, and I want new exposure to math questions and tests. My main study source will be the same Official Guide - maybe the questions will look fresh to me once again since it's been a while. As I near the exam date, I will take practice tests more frequently.

Questions:
1. Is Kaplan 2004 worth the money if I already used the previous edition?2. Do the 3 sets of tests just released by the GMAC really help in prepping for the GMAT? I ask because if these tests are from the mid-1990s, then how relevant are they to todays test?
3. I'm also concerned about any new types of questions - especially MATH - that were incorporated into the test since December 2002.

:o

Any advice or direction would be seriously appreciated!

[kedar_a]

I am not expert and never appeared for GMAT but I have all the material you mentioned. I think thats enough to revise that except probability which is explained quite well here ( Though I still find it difficult to understand )

Kedar

Originally posted by eightyeighty

Hey everyone.

I took the GMAT last December, and studied extensively with the Kaplan 2003 CD, Kaplan 800, and the Official Guide 10th edition. My splits were 91%V and 74%Q.

I will retake the test in December in order to better my quant score, and I want new exposure to math questions and tests. My main study source will be the same Official Guide - maybe the questions will look fresh to me once again since it's been a while. As I near the exam date, I will take practice tests more frequently.

Questions:
1. Is Kaplan 2004 worth the money if I already used the previous edition?2. Do the 3 sets of tests just released by the GMAC really help in prepping for the GMAT? I ask because if these tests are from the mid-1990s, then how relevant are they to todays test?
3. I'm also concerned about any new types of questions - especially MATH - that were incorporated into the test since December 2002.

:o

Any advice or direction would be seriously appreciated!