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27 Feb 2012, 11:54
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I am scheduled to take the exam this Friday, March 2. I have taken the entire week off from work and have cleared my schedule to do nothing but GMAT prep.
I've also hired a tutor specializing in GMAT prep, who has advised that I spend the balance of my time taking the two tests in the GMAC software repeatedly. His rationale: they're all real-live GMAT problems, the software (and its algorithm) are straight from the source, and the likelihood of seeing repeat questions is actually fairly low. He says he practiced exclusively with the GMAC download and got 770.
I've also been using Kaplan practice CATs, which I will take immediately after I publish this forum post. I also have some Manhattan GMAT CATs I can take.
What do you think? Should I spend the balance of my time taking the GMAC practice CATs over and over? Or balance it with some alternative CATs from Manhattan? Or is there something else you recommend? Please, enlighten me.
I've also hired a tutor specializing in GMAT prep, who has advised that I spend the balance of my time taking the two tests in the GMAC software repeatedly. His rationale: they're all real-live GMAT problems, the software (and its algorithm) are straight from the source, and the likelihood of seeing repeat questions is actually fairly low. He says he practiced exclusively with the GMAC download and got 770.
I've also been using Kaplan practice CATs, which I will take immediately after I publish this forum post. I also have some Manhattan GMAT CATs I can take.
What do you think? Should I spend the balance of my time taking the GMAC practice CATs over and over? Or balance it with some alternative CATs from Manhattan? Or is there something else you recommend? Please, enlighten me.
27 Feb 2012, 14:33
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If you haven't taken the GMAC tests yet you can probably take about 4 of them before seeing repeat questions (Take the two, re-install the program and take another two). gmat-prep-power-prep-official-free-gmat-tests-77548.html
Those are the most accurate CAT tests you can take.
I don't know if it's a great idea to take so many tests in a row though. If I took 6 exams within your time frame I would probably feel pretty burnt out the day of the actual exam. But to each their own!
Good luck on the actual exam!
Those are the most accurate CAT tests you can take.
I don't know if it's a great idea to take so many tests in a row though. If I took 6 exams within your time frame I would probably feel pretty burnt out the day of the actual exam. But to each their own!
Good luck on the actual exam!
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