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Is there a discussion thread where GMAT prep questions are discussed?
I have certain doubts in the verbal section, was curious to know if we already have a thread where the GMAT prep q's are discussed or should i be individually posting them in the verbal forum?
We do not, though it is a good idea to start one. If you have time - that would be very helpful and I am sure would warrant quite a few kudos You can use google or forum search - that's what the most do right now.
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Wondering how this would be possible. Does GMATPrep allow people to go back to the questions they answered wrong (ie, then someone could post specific questions)?
GMAT Prep has more than 1,000 questions in it, so the best way is to create a single thread that has a collection of all gmat prep questions by either searching for the "gmat prep" keyword or by posthing them from your experience.... and starting that way.
I took the earlier version of the GMATprep test last night and got a 760 (q49 v45). I did recognize a couple of verbal questions from the OG but i still had to rethink the answer, so I don't think my score was inflated in that way. However, do you guys think the scoring algorithm and the general difficulty of the earlier version is the same as the current version of GMATprep and the real thing?
I'm only asking this because I keep getting 690-700 on my MGMAT CATs and I'm struggling with the quant (43-47 so far). I know that MGMAT is supposed to be harder but I just want to make sure I'm not inflating my confidence here.
I've also been reading on the forums that the real GMAT is getting harder than it used to be (not talking about deflated percentiles, talking about actual difficulty of questions) so that got me worried.
Has anyone discussed the grading between the two? I understand that GMATPrep itself uses the same algorithm to calculate a score as the real deal, but for some reason, my GMATPrep1 score just seems to be lower than my GMATPrep 2 scores, for several times now. Anyone has the same issue?
Could someone please explain the different between GMAT Prep v 2005 and v 2006? Are the questions all different for both the quant and verbal sections? when one downloads from the mba.com web site these days, does one get the 2006 version? thx.