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The following books are a Must Have in the arsenal
1. Official Guide for GMAT (Edition 10 or higher)
Whats Hot: Good mixture of questions for the Verbal and Data Sufficiency in Quantitative (Score Range of Questions: 550 to 680)
Whats Not: Very low difficulty level questions on Problem Solving (Score Range of Questions: 550 to 650)

2. Official Guide for GMAT - Verbal
Whats Hot: Good mixture of questions for the Verbal (Score Range of Questions: 550 to 700)
Whats Not: No Problems beyond 700+ Score Range

3. Official Guide for GMAT - Quantitative
Whats Hot: Good questions on Data Sufficiency (Score Range of Questions: 550 to 680)
Whats Not: No Problems beyond 700+ Score Range

4. Kaplan Comprehensive for GMAT
Whats Hot: Good questions on all sections. Excellent Sectional Tests on CD ROM (Score Range of Questions: 570 to 750)
Whats Not: Price - If you can get the CD without the book, good for you

5. Kaplan 800 for GMAT
Whats Hot: Good questions on all sections except Problem Solving. (Score Range of Questions: 650 to 800)
Whats Not: The Problem Solving Questions can actually be misleading as the questions are not really very high on difficulty levels

6. Princeton Cracking the GMAT (2009 or later editions)
Whats Hot: Good questions on all sections except Problem Solving. (Score Range of Questions: 550 to 750)
Whats Not: The Problem Solving Questions can actually be misleading as the questions are not really very high on difficulty levels

7. Princeton Verbal Workout for GMAT
Whats Hot: Good questions on all sections (Score Range of Questions: 600 to 800)

8. Ace The GMAT
Whats Hot: Very Good questions on Quantitative Section and AWA. (Score Range of Questions: 550 to 750)
Whats Not: The Verbal questions are simply copied from Kaplan and Princeton Review. The tests on the CD ROM are horrible with a lot of mistakes

Books That Burn Holes in Your Pocket
The Manhattan Series - There is no doubt that the series is good with lucid explanations and well structured study blocks, the books are prohibitively expensive and if it doesn't suit your budget, you are better off avoiding them.

Books To AvoidBarrons, ARCO, Nova and other books that claim to help you raise your score
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