Hi, I have three GMAT books. Brand New as I never read them (changed my plan for a US Phd).  You can take them all or any of them. PM me if interested. can give you a big discount if you take all of them.

http://www.mba.com/global/store/store-catalog/gmat-preparation/the-official-guide-for-gmat-review-13th-edition.aspx

http://www.mba.com/global/store/store-catalog/gmat-preparation/the-official-guide-for-gmat-quantitative-review-2nd-edition.aspx

http://www.mba.com/global/store/store-catalog/gmat-preparation/the-official-guide-for-gmat-verbal-review-2nd-edition.aspx

The books that Mattieu has are some of the best in my opinion. If you get the chance to get them cheaper go for it (I believe the bundle to be about 90dollars or the mba website)

I would also suggest using the resources on the gmat forum. It was quite handy for me.

As for the course , I was never really sold on following a gmat course. I couldn't tell you if that one is a good one , however it all comes down to your current level , what level you wish to achieve and wether or not can you do it by yourself.

If you finish those books a few times you should be in the 700 range and only specialized courses can help you get past that barrier. Unless you want to apply for top level MBA/MSC in Management programs, 700 will more than suffice.

hi Mattieu sorry for the late reply! thank you for the helpful advice - do you still have the books? If so how much would you sell them for?

best wishes

mona

half price

I am interesting in preparation of GMAT.