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Manhattan GMAT Vs. GMATPrep

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Manhattan GMAT Vs. GMATPrep [#permalink] New post   10 Oct 2008, 10:12
I took two Manhattan GMAT and two GMATPrep and I felt that Math section of Manhattan GMAT is harder than GMATPrep. Do you have same feeling or not?
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Re: Manhattan GMAT Vs. GMATPrep [#permalink] New post   10 Oct 2008, 11:39
Yep. Manhattan GMAT questions are usually very involved and long.

From my experience, the actual GMAT math questions are much more similar to GMATPrep.
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Re: Manhattan GMAT Vs. GMATPrep [#permalink] New post   10 Oct 2008, 15:39
I actually found that MGMAT tests were a very good predictor of real gmat performance...I would say the same of gmatprepr tests (I scored similarly in both sets of exams)...
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Re: Manhattan GMAT Vs. GMATPrep [#permalink] New post   12 Oct 2008, 07:57
People from Manhattan GMAT say themselves that their math section is harder and that some of the questions require too many calculations (more than you'd have time for in the real GMAT), so keep that in mind. It's good practice if you're ready for really hard questions.

But otherwise GMATPrep is the most accurate. And actually, the Princeton Review tests were very accurate for me.
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Re: Manhattan GMAT Vs. GMATPrep [#permalink] New post   11 Nov 2011, 04:39
GMAT_700 wrote:
I took two Manhattan GMAT and two GMATPrep and I felt that Math section of Manhattan GMAT is harder than GMATPrep. Do you have same feeling or not?



Sorry but I have to disagree. I found mgmat tests overall much easier than gmat prep. I got 650 on my mgmat tests(with no repeats) but just a barely 550 in gmat prep(even after some repeats)

For me I found verbal of gmat prep much much harder than mgmat tests ... Quant was nearly about the same may be +/- 20% here and there but not a big deal ...

I am not sure why but i sweat on gmat prep tests ...

Any inputs ?
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Re: Manhattan GMAT Vs. GMATPrep [#permalink] New post   11 Nov 2011, 07:09
Agreed Manhattan Quants is more lengthy and time consuming...However they are a good practice for real test in the sense that they make you pace through the difficult questions as well...
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