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Hi guys,
today I tamed the beast and ended up with a score of 730 for me and 70 for it...didn't feel pressure at all, took all the breaks and everything went fine...
Quant Part: way harder than the OG, anyway no different from GMATPrep, I think there were some questions really similar.
a lot of tricky DS on number properties, remainders, odd/even, prime
a difficult PS involving series, some geometry not so tough but still tricky
no work rate problems, no probabilities, no standard deviation, no impossibile median/average questions (only some basic ones)
Don't expect the test to be always ADAPTIVE: I got some very stupid questions about exponents in the end of the section and was actually doing pretty well...so don't freak out!
Verbal part: 4 Reading comprehension passages, all of them about scientific topics (planets, dolphins, What THE HELL!!) maybe this dragged my score down a bit
CR: got 2 boldfaces. One was very complicated, the bold part was a piece of evidence supporting a conclusion that supported the bolded conclusion!
The only problem with them is that you cannot practice them at all...
SC: similar to the OG...
My scores;:
Kaplan: 670, 610, 610
PowerPrep: 700, 710
GmatPrep: 720, 750 (taken two and one day before the test)
I welcome questions from anyone, in particular those taking the test in Milan! I'll post more about my experience later if I am not sleeping already
(about the contribution of GMATClub to my score for example)
today I tamed the beast and ended up with a score of 730 for me and 70 for it...didn't feel pressure at all, took all the breaks and everything went fine...
Quant Part: way harder than the OG, anyway no different from GMATPrep, I think there were some questions really similar.
a lot of tricky DS on number properties, remainders, odd/even, prime
a difficult PS involving series, some geometry not so tough but still tricky
no work rate problems, no probabilities, no standard deviation, no impossibile median/average questions (only some basic ones)
Don't expect the test to be always ADAPTIVE: I got some very stupid questions about exponents in the end of the section and was actually doing pretty well...so don't freak out!
Verbal part: 4 Reading comprehension passages, all of them about scientific topics (planets, dolphins, What THE HELL!!) maybe this dragged my score down a bit
CR: got 2 boldfaces. One was very complicated, the bold part was a piece of evidence supporting a conclusion that supported the bolded conclusion!
The only problem with them is that you cannot practice them at all...
SC: similar to the OG...
My scores;:
Kaplan: 670, 610, 610
PowerPrep: 700, 710
GmatPrep: 720, 750 (taken two and one day before the test)
I welcome questions from anyone, in particular those taking the test in Milan! I'll post more about my experience later if I am not sleeping already
(about the contribution of GMATClub to my score for example) 
and tamed the beast!
