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THE PRINCETON REVIEW GETS RESULTS. Get all the prep you need to ace the GMAT--including 2 full-length Computer Adaptive practice tests for realistic exam preparation, up-to-date content reviews for every test section, and extra practice online.Techniques That Actually Work. • Powerful tactics to avoid traps and beat the GMAT• Tips for pacing yourself and guessing strategically• Essential strategies to help you work smarter, not harder Everything You Need to Know to Help Achieve a High Score.• Complete coverage of all GMAT topics• A thorough review of necessary math and verbal skills• Bulleted chapter summaries for quick reviewPractice Your Way to Perfection.• 2 full-length CAT practice exams with online score reports and answer explanations• Diagnostic exam sections in the book to help assess your scoring range• Practice "bins" (with over 180 questions) sorted by difficulty level to improve your performance• Drills for each test section in the book, plus additional Math and Verbal drills online• Instant scoring available online for book and online tests, plus optional LiveGrader(TM) essay scoring
Cracking the GMAT with 2 Computer-Adaptive Practice Tests, 2016 Edition (Graduate School Test Preparation), by Princeton Review- Amazon Sales Rank: #504851 in Books
- Brand: Princeton Review (COR)
- Published on: 2015-05-19
- Released on: 2015-05-19
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 10.81" h x 1.64" w x 8.36" l, 2.38 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 704 pages
About the Author The Princeton Review is the fastest growing test-preparation company in the country, with over 60 franchise offices in the nation. Each year, we help more than 2 million students prepare for college, grad school, professional licensing exams, and successful careers.
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45 of 46 people found the following review helpful. 3.5 Stars Actually By RegGuyTX I thought this book was pretty good for the review portions. It helped me relearn a lot of math (especially) that I had forgotten over the past 15+ years. However, the practice tests in the The Official Guide for GMAT Review, 11th Edition Official Guide were better. Those are old questions from actual tests.As I wrote in my Official Guide review, the best thing you can do is to download the free (as free as the $250 you just paid to take the test) practice tests from the GMAT site. They look and feel exactly like the real test. I believe the reason I scored 70 points higher then when I took the practice test was because I was more comfortable with the process. It wasn't because I got smarter over the 36 hour period between the practice and real tests.
25 of 27 people found the following review helpful. OK for an intro book but not enough to get to 700 By GMAT Club (Expert) I felt it was an OK starter book that explained how the GMAT works and logic behind the test, etc but after that it started to fall apart. In particular, I had a few issues with the strategies and expectations this book set - it gave an impression that GMAT was pretty easy and it was a guessing game rather than a test of skill and knowledge (it is definitely not a game).NEGATIVES:- Approaches GMAT from high level strategies such as POE, getting into the mind of test writer, backsolving, and others, which are all great strategies but they really belong at the very end of the book, not upfront. Basics such as blocking and tackling need to go first; otherwise it works in a controled practice environment but fails on the test- Lack of basics coverage for Verbal (very little review of questions, grammar)- Reading Comprehension strategy needs to be reconsidered. Every other provider such as Kaplan, Manhattan GMAT, Manhattan Review, PowerScore, Veritas, and others suggest to read the passage in its entirety. Which I strongly agree with. Princeton continues to insist on briefly reading the passage and then jumping into the question - the result is the same as above - jumping into hot water unprepared and fumbling through questions. By changing my reading strategy I was able to go from 30% success rate to about 60-70. Literally within 2 days.- Weak AWA section (thoug this is not anything you should spend more than a day on)- A few typos carried over from the 2010 edition- The online interface for tests does not resemble the actual GMATPOSITIVES:- Has a pretty good math review section covering even topics such as Statistics and Probability- 2 GMAT tests are included (online) - there is a code at the back of the book to be redeemed online- Practice questions in the book are structured by difficulty (convenient)- You aBottom Line: I felt this book emphasized tricks and tips more than a solid knowledge of Math, Grammar, and Logic, which is Ok if you are looking for a 600 but not enough to get past that.P.S. This book officially comes with 2 online tests (though for some reason I got access to all 4). The same book with DVD, provides access to 4 online tests. The actual DVD does not have much besides a few practice questions in video format. All of the tests are online. The trade off for $10 is the 2 extra tests.SOME OTHER THOUGHTS:* How do I get 700 then?There are several options:1. Review each section separately using other books such as the Kaplan GMAT Math Workbook and Kaplan GMAT Verbal Workbook2. Thorough/Methodical review of each area - If you have a bit more time, grab the collection of 8 Manhattan Guides. These books are excellent and are actually used in the classroom setting for their classes, so you are defintely get the top books. If you dont need/want the entire collection, see my review for what stand-alone books to get. This plan is likely to get you a higher score with this section but it will also take up more time (about a month more). Decide on the approach based on your starting position, target score, time you have, and willingness to study math and grammar for months without a break.* Any other books I need to know about?YES. There is one - The Official Guide for GMAT Review, 12th Edition. This book is published by the creators of GMAT and contains real GMAT questions. You should also download the Official GMAT Prep software from GMAC's website [...] - they offer 2 tests for free. These are great to get a feel for the official GMAT interface, official questions, and also the official score (make sure you don't click past that at the end; if you do, you can't recover it and it will remain a mystery). I would suggest taking one at the very beginning of your prep. Many feel that it's a waste of one practice test but in reality it is not. You can take these multiple times and after a few months, your level will be much higher than when you started (hopefully), and the questions you will encounter on the re-take will be froma differen difficulty level, thus not overlaping and thus not wasting anything :)* What if I have trouble getting through this book? Where can I find help?There are several books that can help you get up to speed with quant and grammar:1. For Quantitative section: Foundations of GMAT Math by Manhattan GMAT2. For Verbal Section: Kaplan GMAT Verbal Foundations (grammar only)Let me know if you have any questions about the book - I reply to comments!Good Luck,BB, Founder of GMAT ClubGMAT 750 (q49, v42)
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful. frustrating By David A. Hill I'm in the midst of studying to take the GMAT test and have been using the Princeton Review "Cracking the GMAT 2009 Edition".This book does some good teaching. Lots of basic knowledge that I had forgotten in the years since high school and college math. However, significant amounts of the book are more about how to take the GMAT test, not on teaching the basic skills. When it does impart important information, it mostly just encourages you to memorize formulas while not following through on why the formulas are important.Most frustrating is that the book contains many typos and misinformation. It is maddening that the test questions require so much attention to detail, and that the editors apparently did not use the same level in proofing the book. There have been numerous examples that I have come across. For example, on pg 196, there is a data sufficiency question. After giving the sample question, the explanation misquotes the question! In some of the review areas, answers are given to questions that are not even in the quizzes. It seems like they didn't fully proof the book between editions or something.It would be great to be able to use this book without continually questioning whether the given answer has been proofed correctly by the editors. Highly disappointing and frustrating.
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