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26 Jul 2008, 05:49
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Hi:
I was looking for any feed back on GMAT paper tests that is available at MBA.com .
Are they worth taking .
I have 2 weeks left for my exam , Wanted to know if they will be of any help.
Thanks,
I was looking for any feed back on GMAT paper tests that is available at MBA.com .
Are they worth taking .
I have 2 weeks left for my exam , Wanted to know if they will be of any help.
Thanks,
26 Jul 2008, 16:49
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Bookmarks
Hi,
I've done six of them so far. IMO, they are pretty good for additional practice – especially in verbal. The difficulty of verbal questions is said to be realistic enough. Also, their ‘feeling’ is true to the real GMAT, and in that they are much better than the verbal questions of alternative CAT-providers, even the best ones.
Quant is too easy there (esp. if you are targeting 45+), but also could be useful to train your stamina and to avoid careless mistakes.
Test structure for paper tests is different from the present-day GMAT, as you probably know; but still, they could give you rather accurate estimation of your score.
Overall, I think these tests are definitely worth buying if you seek to improve verbal.
For quant, I’d recommend Gmatclub’s Challenges.
Good luck!
I've done six of them so far. IMO, they are pretty good for additional practice – especially in verbal. The difficulty of verbal questions is said to be realistic enough. Also, their ‘feeling’ is true to the real GMAT, and in that they are much better than the verbal questions of alternative CAT-providers, even the best ones.
Quant is too easy there (esp. if you are targeting 45+), but also could be useful to train your stamina and to avoid careless mistakes.
Test structure for paper tests is different from the present-day GMAT, as you probably know; but still, they could give you rather accurate estimation of your score.
Overall, I think these tests are definitely worth buying if you seek to improve verbal.
For quant, I’d recommend Gmatclub’s Challenges.
Good luck!
26 Jul 2008, 19:29
Kudos
Bookmarks
Thanks!!
I will paractice only with the verbal and discount maths as I am already hitting 47+ in MGMAT CAT and GMAT prep.
~abhay
I will paractice only with the verbal and discount maths as I am already hitting 47+ in MGMAT CAT and GMAT prep.
~abhay
