GMAT Advanced Quant: 250+ Practice Problems & Bonus Online Resources (Manhattan Prep GMAT Strategy Guides)

I did my GMAT late last year, and during the preparation I must have bought every Manhattan book as a complement to the official guides (I had the three of those also - essential). Manhattan books are great for breaking down the concept and showing you exactly how it works, with steps that are quick and doable under the GMAT time constraint. Also, Manhattan gives you access to their online resources including question banks, and just that is invaluable in itself. The Advanced Quant book is for those that are looking for a little edge on the Quant part of the exam. I bought it because I felt comfortable with the basics and wanted a little boost. Definitely a good investment - I got a 700 and am starting my MBA at a top 10 in September.

Great Book Must have if you are looking to get a good score and has some tricky questions at the back to get you thinking.

Manhattan series is perhaps the best GMAT series. Anyone wanting to take GMAT should buy one or books as per their needs. I had to brush up on Quant so I used this book. This book is recommended for those: 1) who have a strong quant background. Liberal arts/history grads stay away as you should look for other Quant books in the series 2) want a score of 50 or above in quant. I scored 50 not sure how much value this added- I would guess around 1-2 points increase in my score 3) have enough time on their hands. People with 2 months or less stay away.

very good and comprehensive

Libro interessante, istruttivo e ben spiegato; consigliato per tutti i candidati alle prese con il GMAT. Spedizione rapida e sicura, amazon sempre ineccepibile

オフィシャルガイドの問題集は、日本の受験生にとっては簡単に感じることがあると思いますが、本番では高得点領域に入ってくると、それなりに複雑な問題が出てきて、免疫が無い人は慌ててしまうことがあります。 難しい問題に触れるには、予備校が何らかの手段でストックしているGMAT過去問難問集を高額で購入することが一般的でしたが、この問題集にはそれなりに歯ごたえのある問題が揃っていて、免疫を作りたい人に最適だと思います。

This book is a must have. If you want to make full use of this book then order the paper copy and not the kindle version. i say so because the kindle version is cumbersome- you need to turn pages to see solutions and read answers, make notes and highlight tips. With Kindle version, the task of flipping through pages becomes irritating. The book is great and contains some of the best and most tough GMAT like questions. Though MGMAT Quant has reputation of being nasty and hard for average guys like me but I will still refer this book to anyone who wants to improve his quant. Donot get bogged down by the 'toughness' of the problems because the juice is in the solutions which tell you to amend your approach, try numbers and recognize patterns and in other such useful tips . The pleothra of questions on gmat forums confuses many as it is difficult to choose and move on.Important time is lost doing problems from varied sources. I like this book because it contains the questions from the leaders in GMAT prep.-MGMAT. 250+ questions of 700 level are enough for practice and to develop the acumen for GMAT. It is not necessary to time yourself on these questions but to learn from this book. The book also comes with access to two GMAT advanced online question bank containing ten questions each.

some of its questions are pretty difficult. it is a good guide but i will not suggest it to people who can not score more than 700

Loving this book - absolutely recommended you get this if you are serious about getting a high GMAT Quant score . As the title implies, this book focuses on advanced quantitative concepts. It builds on the previous quant strategy guide books, so it's recommended you finish the previous books first. As well, you need a 45+ to be able to use this book effectively. It introduces new tips for tackling quant that I found useful. I wouldn't say it's groundbreaking strategies, but it does delve more into different ways / thought processes to tackle challenging questions. As well, there's many details on the 'traps' that the GMAT tests and this book provides tips to make educated guesses based on the answers provided if needed. The first chapter was kind of a wash (I didn't really understand the top down and bottom ups approach), but I appreciated the detailed way of thinking about approaching problems. There are so many practice questions in this - absolutely amazing for getting a new bank of practice problems! I'm trying to save as many OG problems as I can for closer to the exam date, so getting your hands on high quality material that's similar to GMAT questions is an absolute must! There are a few typos in the book that I was surprised to see. I have the full set of Manhattan Prep's GMAT prep book set and I never noticed a single typo in those books. There are quite a few typos in this one; really obvious ones though, so you won't be confused by why you got the answer wrong. For example, in a data sufficiency (DS) question, it said statement (1) is sufficient and (2) is insufficient, but the answer key will say D - either statements are sufficient. The answer is D (fortunately, I got this right and was absolutely positive because I was able to determine the value), so I didn't get stuck; however, I can see this being a big pain if you get the question wrong and read an answer key with typos! Hoping this gets resolved in the next edition!