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12 Aug 2007, 16:16
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Is there a significant difference between Power Prep CATs and GMAT Prep? I took the first GMATPrep 4 weeks ago. Since then I've taken 2 Power Preps then today the 2nd GMAT Prep. I've scored higher on each test than the one before, until today. I thought it was all the studying, but I'm beginning to think the Power Prep is just an easier test. I had much harder math problems today, and got a significantly lower quant score (40 vs 49 last week). I know the GMATPrep is supposed to be the closest to the real thing, which has me worried. Interestingly, I did better on the verbal on both the GMAT Prep tests than the Power Prep.
Anyone care to share their experience with these 2 tests?
Anyone care to share their experience with these 2 tests?
12 Aug 2007, 19:04
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Well, I took PowerPrep 1 last week and scored 720 (50Q 36V) and I took GMATPrep 1 yesterday and scored 710 (50Q 35V). So mine is pretty similar. But I do personally think PowerPrep has easier math.
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12 Aug 2007, 19:10
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PowerPrep math is much easier than GMATPrep. GMATPrep1 verbal was easier for me, but GMATPrep2 verbal was pretty hard.
Hard to compare... since the only score I got that was remotely close to my actual GMAT score was the first GMATPrep I took without ANY studying. So even if you didn't do so well on GMATPrep2, you can still come out of the test with a good score!
Hard to compare... since the only score I got that was remotely close to my actual GMAT score was the first GMATPrep I took without ANY studying. So even if you didn't do so well on GMATPrep2, you can still come out of the test with a good score!
