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Gmat braindump and prep materials

i think that unlike the mcse tests, gmat's try to be real tests and will kill off any braindumps that pop up. If you want a good study guide, get the GMAT 800 book by Kaplan.
 
mcse tests are straight memorization. i passed all the NT4 tests without ever touching a server.

GMAT and LSAT look at critical thinking skills. you can't memorize a bunch of facts and expect to pass it. You have to read and analyze the questions and know what they are asking.
 
Originally posted by: alent1234
mcse tests are straight memorization. i passed all the NT4 tests without ever touching a server.

GMAT and LSAT look at critical thinking skills. you can't memorize a bunch of facts and expect to pass it. You have to read and analyze the questions and know what they are asking.
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any good online resource for practice materials anyone?
 
http://www.google.com/search?q...;rls=org.mozilla:en-US😱fficial

i would spend the $50 and buy a bunch of good books to help you study. Small price to pay when it can pay off in the long run with a better score, better school and higher paying job. This is not something to be cheap about.

I started studying for the LSAT this morning, which is nothing more than the verbal part of the GMAT. A good book will get you into the right mindset of being able to answer the questions.
 
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