Targeted review of the math concepts students need to know
Hundreds of exercises to help readers assess their current skill level and focus study efforts, as well as...
explanations and practice for all the question types in the GMAT's quantitative section
Detailed answer explanations
Kaplan's proven score-raising strategies
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36 of 36 people found the following review helpful: By This review is from: Kaplan GMAT Math Workbook (Paperback) I've started studying for the GMAT last weekend and wanted one of the first things I did to be Math review. Why? I didn't want to take a full length diagnostic when I knew the results would be skewed by the fact that I hadn't looked at math problems in almost 10 years.
After a quick search, and a little online research I selected the Kaplan GMAT Math Workbook 6th edition, because it had a good mix of what I was looking for: 1. Fairly comprehensive review of the basic math concepts needed for the GMAT 2. Structure of the book allows you to work from start to finish, building on previous skills learned 3. Sections devoted to Word problem and data sufficiency questions 4. Large number of questions to practice on After barreling through it, in one week, I would give this book a B or B-. It did what I needed it to do. I was not gravely disappointed and I was not amazed. Some things to note: *...Read more 27 of 28 people found the following review helpful: By GMATClub.com (USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Kaplan GMAT Math Workbook (Paperback) I got 99th percentile on my GMAT 750(49, 42) and i used 3 books: this one, Kaplan's book with CD and Verbal Workbook. I had access to PR book and PP, but I did only tests from those. I found Kaplan's materials of quality and difficulty. Some whine that Kaplan is too hard, but that's good - if you can handle Kaplan, you can handle old good GMAT.
PROS: - Very short and condensed math reviews - straight to the point - No smart-aleck advice about some stupid tricks - only math review - exactly what I needed - Solid problems that illustrate a lot of traps and multiple ways of solving them - Starts with the basics - arithmetic, integers, primes, etc - the stuff that anybody can uses a review of. A lot of applicants underestimate how much they forgot the basics and skim/skip them. I would not do that, and that book does not either. - Finally, the number of questions and quizzes in this book is impressive. I am giving a short summary of some of the...Read more 11 of 12 people found the following review helpful: This review is from: Kaplan GMAT Math Workbook (Paperback) I purchased the GMAT 2009 Edition about a month and a half ago and was very displeased at all the errors in both the math and verbal sections. I sent an email expressing my displeasure and I received a quick response from the editor apologizing and sending me PAGES of the correct information. She told me she'd send me the Math Workbook for free. I received the workbook very quickly but THERE'S ERRORS in this book too. What is the point of providing a study guide or incorrect information!?!?!? I am HIGHLY disappointed and HOPE to get a decent grade on my GMATS. I will never purchase another Kaplan product again! |