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11 Dec 2020, 03:01
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I have appeared at GMAT Exam once. I have found Quant questions of real test closest in nature to GMAT Club Quant Test questions. Their difficulty and adaptive nature also match closely to GMAT Club Quant set according to my experience.
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11 Dec 2020, 07:51
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Yes, GMAT Club Tests are really close to the actual ones.
They are the best test resource if one is planning to score Q50/51.
Although you can see some variation in score from test to test depending on the difficulty of the question the exam is throwing at you, but after a few tests things become consistent.
If you are done with the GMAT, great. If not and planning to retake, I strongly suggest don't stop practicing from these tests.
Yes, GMAT Club Tests are really close to the actual ones.
They are the best test resource if one is planning to score Q50/51.
Although you can see some variation in score from test to test depending on the difficulty of the question the exam is throwing at you, but after a few tests things become consistent.
If you are done with the GMAT, great. If not and planning to retake, I strongly suggest don't stop practicing from these tests.
11 Dec 2020, 08:14
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Glad to hear this... that’s awesome. Is there a question you had? Just wondering about your post. Was that meant to be a reply to someone rather than a new topic?
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