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14 Aug 2008, 08:49
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I believe this topic has been covered before and there were mixed reviews. Was wondering if anyone has found the new tests from mba.com any good? How would you compare this to the club challenges? I have done about 14 challenges to date and I do find that I am not scoring as well as I should be , so in order to get some additional practice with the quant questions , I was thinking about buying the GMAT FOCUS tests. Any recommendations?
14 Aug 2008, 09:26
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If you don't mind getting hosed on the price of them, I think the GMAT Focus test are pretty good. I think the big advantage is that they probably have a more-updated scoring algorithm, so you get a get idea of where you're actually scoring for quant. And it seemed to me that the types of questions were more recent (harder than OG, if you're scoring at a hight quant level).
But if I had only $80 to spend, I'd probably buy the GMAT Club tests - you'll get 25 very good tests (with ~37 questions each) instead of 3 tests (with 24 questions each).
But if I had only $80 to spend, I'd probably buy the GMAT Club tests - you'll get 25 very good tests (with ~37 questions each) instead of 3 tests (with 24 questions each).
15 Aug 2008, 21:35
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Yes, I'd do the same. If you have money or you do not mind spending some extra bucks then go for MBA.com tests. The exact cost to output ratio is hard to measure. But you will get questions very similar to test and the score will be more accurate. GMATclub challenges are also very good and tough. I think it will help to build your stamina to face harder questions in real GMAT test. Unfortunately the GMAT focus only provide 3 tests (correct me if I m wrong), 24 questions each. You can also try their old retired paper tests.
