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03 Jan 2007, 11:54
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I have my GMAT in 5 days.
I have exhausted the GMATPrep (4-5 times), PR (3 times) and Kaplan free (once). I never tried the AWA sections on these and want to try 1 or 2 complete tests before the actual test.
I was thinking of taking Kaplan tests. However, I have read scary reviews about the Kaplan tests and I am wondering if it will be smart to try these tests at this point. Many forum colleagues have mentioned that these tests right before the GMAT may hurt the confidence and are not advisable.
So, do I have any other options? Powerprep maybe? Or is it ok to go ahead with the Kaplan tests?
Any help is highly appreciated.
Thanks.
I have exhausted the GMATPrep (4-5 times), PR (3 times) and Kaplan free (once). I never tried the AWA sections on these and want to try 1 or 2 complete tests before the actual test.
I was thinking of taking Kaplan tests. However, I have read scary reviews about the Kaplan tests and I am wondering if it will be smart to try these tests at this point. Many forum colleagues have mentioned that these tests right before the GMAT may hurt the confidence and are not advisable.
So, do I have any other options? Powerprep maybe? Or is it ok to go ahead with the Kaplan tests?
Any help is highly appreciated.
Thanks.
03 Jan 2007, 13:41
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You can take the tests for the purpose of practicing only. Do not get discouraged by the scores you get.
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