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23 Sep 2017, 01:18
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can anyone tell me how closely do the 800 score gmat tests resemble to the actual gmat
23 Sep 2017, 11:08
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Hi naman12345,
Though the tests are quite good for practice, I definitely think
you should not pay too much heed to the scores on your test.
The reason I say this is I didn't think the algorithm was close
to the real test.
Also, IMO, the Quant is a notch tougher to the original GMAT
but the Verbal is pretty similar to the original GMAT.
Hope that helps you!
Though the tests are quite good for practice, I definitely think
you should not pay too much heed to the scores on your test.
The reason I say this is I didn't think the algorithm was close
to the real test.
Also, IMO, the Quant is a notch tougher to the original GMAT
but the Verbal is pretty similar to the original GMAT.
Hope that helps you!
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23 Sep 2017, 11:30
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naman12345
can anyone tell me how closely do the 800 score gmat tests resemble to the actual gmat
Hi,
For practice they are good especially Quant not too sure about Verbal. Some flaw with their algo too, as I got 720-740 in almost all the tests, but not even 650 in the real GMAT. Verbal questions are not up-to GMAT std.
Best of luck with your prep.
