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Well, I bought the Kaplan Premier 2006 and I haven't finished it.
I just feel that their math problems is very different from those of OG Quant Workbook.
Is there anybody getting the same feel?
Or is it just me?
Should I finish this?
I just feel that their math problems is very different from those of OG Quant Workbook.
Is there anybody getting the same feel?
Or is it just me?
Should I finish this?
29 Jun 2007, 09:54
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From my experience Kaplan math is not very good for GMAT review. They are not very similar. The only Kaplan book I use to GMAT is the Kaplan 800.
I would stick with OG questions, they are the most accurate.
You can use Kaplan but don't get discouraged if you don't do so well. One thing I have really noticed is that Kaplan does alot of play with words, which can get confusing. I don't get the same feel with OG.
Alot of my friends that got 700+ on the actual GMAT, didn't score so well on the Kaplan CATs. They all agreed that Kaplan was more difficult.
Hope this helps
I would stick with OG questions, they are the most accurate.
You can use Kaplan but don't get discouraged if you don't do so well. One thing I have really noticed is that Kaplan does alot of play with words, which can get confusing. I don't get the same feel with OG.
Alot of my friends that got 700+ on the actual GMAT, didn't score so well on the Kaplan CATs. They all agreed that Kaplan was more difficult.
Hope this helps
29 Jun 2007, 14:10
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salr15 is right, Kaplan relies on tricky wording to make problems challenging, whereas actual GMAT math questions are much clearer and test math concepts that are challenging and somewhat interesting
