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15 Sep 2010, 19:51
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Hi guys,
I'm relatively new to the forums and have studied the gmat for a couple of months now. I was wondering if anyone who took gmat felt that gmatprep was harder than the gmat exam itself, particularly the math portion? I recently took my 1st gmatprep and felt the math portion was hard! I felt that I ran into a portion of the test where the math would not let up! From passed experiences with standardized exams, math was suppose to be my stronger point, more so than verbal. I've gone through Kaplan's gmat math workbook and am using OG12. This is a little concerning.
Thanks!
I'm relatively new to the forums and have studied the gmat for a couple of months now. I was wondering if anyone who took gmat felt that gmatprep was harder than the gmat exam itself, particularly the math portion? I recently took my 1st gmatprep and felt the math portion was hard! I felt that I ran into a portion of the test where the math would not let up! From passed experiences with standardized exams, math was suppose to be my stronger point, more so than verbal. I've gone through Kaplan's gmat math workbook and am using OG12. This is a little concerning.
Thanks!
15 Sep 2010, 20:29
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Real exam in quant is harder than the GMAT Prep. However, both test you on the same fundamentals. Additionally, the time pressure on the real exam makes the real exam harder.
