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Where does one get the paper GMAT tests?
Do they come w/ Official answers?

thx much.
you can buy them from MBA.com website.

Bewarned though, most of the question you would have seen in OGs and this forum
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What are "Verbal Sets"? Are these different from the paper tests? If so, where can i find these?
Thanks in advance.
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I don't think they're worth doing. Aside from the fact that many of the questions are in the OG, you need to practice from ADAPTIVE tests. The CATs, not paper tests. You need to build up endurance and your comfort level on the computer.

If you've already done the GMATprep tests, then do the Princeton Review tests. In my experience, they are the next best thing to official tests.
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Not a good source if you are aiming 750+.
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