Any reviews for Manhattan prep question banks

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I can see reviews posted for MGMAT courses and CATS, can anyone share if their question banks and analytics are helpful?
I am trying to choose between MGMAT Question bank VS Gmatclub test pack, so any insight on their differences would be appreciated.

I am mainly interested in daily practise and want to use analytics to identify my weak and strong sections.

bb · Answer

Most people get them free by buying the MGMAT Book bundle (each book comes with a question bank and if you buy the full package, you get pretty much all/most of the). I have not seen people buy they separately really, hence not much debate. However, MGMAT questions are always some of the highest quality questions outside of the Official ones. The only "complaining" i hear from students is that the Hard Quant questions tend to be on the heavier side (requiring 3 steps to solve, as opposed to trickier ones). However, the MGMAT package includes only 200 questions and that's a different category than GMAT Club's package that includes 1,500. Price point is also different: $35 vs. $79. https://www.manhattanprep.com/gmat/stor ... ion-banks/ Overall, there are a number of options: 1. If you are still preparing, I would suggest getting the MGMAT Book Set (you can buy them in paper or Kindle/e-reader format) and get Question banks + 6 CAT's for free, unless you are mostly done with your prep and looking for just practice questions. 2. If you are looking for Verbal, you can find more questions in the OG's or you may as well buy the Question Pack 1 - it has 404 official questions (not super hard but they are official and you can't beat that) https://www.mba.com/us/store/store-catal ... ack-1.aspx 3. If you are looking for quant mostly, GMAT Club tests hold the #1 Spot in Quant. Good Luck!

GMATinsight · Answer

For daily practice, I would strongly recommend that you visit GMAT CLUB daily and check out the posted questions.

and for practice material, like  bb  said, MGMAT are very good resource to learn tricks and techniques. In addition, there are many free video tutorials (by Magoosh, gmatprepnow etc) that you may refer

OG from old to new would be a wonderful set of resource for intense practice pf Verbal questions.

Mo2men · Answer

Hi,

MGMAT is one of the best in the market besides other companies like Magoosh, Veritas and TTP. However, GMATclub tests presents the best in quant for me. It still on harder side on GMAT but still tests the logic in every question. For verbal, I prefer to stick to OG questions.

good luck

danlew · Answer

I will certainly give GMATclub tests a try once I have sufficient reward points. If I buy a 1 week or 2 week subscription to the trial, will I be able to check my analysis and wrong answers once my subscription expires?

Engineer1 · Answer

Responding to an old post, but I have been trying to figure MGMAT "Question Bank".
I have the entire self study package for about a year now. The only question bank is the set of 25 questions of each topic which is 200. There is an advanced quant question bank, but that is just Quant. Where do I get their verbal question bank? MGMAT, I agree is one of the best in verbal outside of OG. But their collection of question banks in disappointing. Where can I find the highlighted below?  bb  I assume you are referring to MGMAT for 1500 questions. Thank you.

However, the MGMAT package includes only 200 questions and that's a different category than GMAT Club's package   that includes 1,500. Price point is also different: $35 vs. $79.

bb · Answer

I was answering the question from six years ago comparing Manhattan question bank versus GMAT Club question bank. Jim question bank has 1500 questions and is $79. So that reference was to GMAT club test only.

Let me check a little bit more about Manhattan question bank. It’s been years since I have used it or rather access it. I never used it in my own preparation.

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Engineer1 · Answer

Thank you so much. I look forward to hearing from you.

bb · Answer

Engineer1 - REPORT: MGMAT has multiple question banks. I also suspect they may change over time as Focus edition is updated. https://www.kaptest.com/gmat/practice/adaptive-qbank Question Bank 1: QBANK COMPLETE SET - 1 YEAR ACCESS - this question bank contains 200 questions, 25 questions per topic. You get this question bank for $35 OR you can get it for free with the purchase of the MGMAT Book Set (activation code is inside for this question bank as well as the 6 Tests). Question Bank - Word Problems Question Bank - Fractions, Decimals, Percents, & Ratios Question Bank - Geometry Question Bank - Algebra Question Bank - Number Properties Question Bank - Sentence Correction Question Bank - Critical Reasoning Question Bank - Reading Comprehension question-banks.gif Question Bank 2: ONLINE CHALLENGE PROBLEM ARCHIVE - this question bank contains 591 questions

- huge collection of questions and all are 700+ level! This is amazing. On the flip side, this question bank is not optimized for a quiz or topic study unfortunately. You get a linear list of questions with a header giving you an idea of the topic but you can't filter or organize the questions. However, it would be super valuable to cover these for anyone looking to improve quant. These are quant-only questions - a goldmine for only $29 and I assume 1-year access. challenge-archive.gif MGMAT Question Bank 3 & 4 : Foundations of GMAT Math and Foundations of GMAT Verbal (both of these books include a fairly extensive question bank included with these books, which makes them a great value! These are quite substantial. These are not sold separately. I will provide a bit more coverage of these because I feel they are awesome. MGMAT Question Bank 5: Integrated Reasoning - comes with the MGMAT IR/DI book - this question bank is also not sold separately. GMAT Navigator : This is an official guide companion that helps you work better with the OG and gives better solutions. It does not have questions.

Engineer1 · Answer

Thank you so much bb . Your response has a great deal of details. Yesterday, I bought their advanced Quant Concept book on Amazon because in the self study kit, they just provide an excerpt of and not the entire the Adv. Q book. The 591 Q are great. I wish Verbal were there as well. (call me greedy

) Meanwhile, from the Manhattan technical team yesterday I also found out that their CATs have a vast database of questions. I am now awaiting an expert's answer on MGMAT to know how many times I can reset the CATs and not get repetitive questions (some % of repetition will be expected IMO and it is typical of most algorithms). I will post it here. Hopefully it will help someone now or in future. Thanks again.

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