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25 Oct 2019, 23:18
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So I've been preparing for the GMAT since the last 4 weeks or so after taking a diagnostic test on which I scored a 600. I decided to focus on prepping for the verbal section first, since I'm not a native english speaker and have been using the official guide plus manhattan strategy guides to prepare for the same.
A couple days back I decided to practice questions in a similar setting as the real exam and so I solved the 45 free GMATPrep Verbal practice questions for the first time and got 87% of the questions correct (avg. time per question 1 min 44 secs, scored 100% CR questions correct).
Having exhausted free question resources, I turned to VeritasPrep FREE practice questions, however, my accuracy with these questions has dropped to 30-35% (even at CR) and I can't help but question the quality and intent of this free question bank. Questions seem ridiculously ambiguous, almost like the sole purpose of the FREE QB is to scare people and rope them into purchasing their course.
A couple days back I decided to practice questions in a similar setting as the real exam and so I solved the 45 free GMATPrep Verbal practice questions for the first time and got 87% of the questions correct (avg. time per question 1 min 44 secs, scored 100% CR questions correct).
Having exhausted free question resources, I turned to VeritasPrep FREE practice questions, however, my accuracy with these questions has dropped to 30-35% (even at CR) and I can't help but question the quality and intent of this free question bank. Questions seem ridiculously ambiguous, almost like the sole purpose of the FREE QB is to scare people and rope them into purchasing their course.
26 Oct 2019, 07:01
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Hi,
The best source of questions is OFFICIAL only. If you are feeling confident that you have improved then try the 2nd Free test on official website and analyze. You can use the prep companies mock tests as training and building stamina. Do not get upset over the score. Do you have OG and you finished it?
The best source of questions is OFFICIAL only. If you are feeling confident that you have improved then try the 2nd Free test on official website and analyze. You can use the prep companies mock tests as training and building stamina. Do not get upset over the score. Do you have OG and you finished it?
JurusGomes
So I've been preparing for the GMAT since the last 4 weeks or so after taking a diagnostic test on which I scored a 600. I decided to focus on prepping for the verbal section first, since I'm not a native english speaker and have been using the official guide plus manhattan strategy guides to prepare for the same.
A couple days back I decided to practice questions in a similar setting as the real exam and so I solved the 45 free GMATPrep Verbal practice questions for the first time and got 87% of the questions correct (avg. time per question 1 min 44 secs, scored 100% CR questions correct).
Having exhausted free question resources, I turned to VeritasPrep FREE practice questions, however, my accuracy with these questions has dropped to 30-35% (even at CR) and I can't help but question the quality and intent of this free question bank. Questions seem ridiculously ambiguous, almost like the sole purpose of the FREE QB is to scare people and rope them into purchasing their course.
A couple days back I decided to practice questions in a similar setting as the real exam and so I solved the 45 free GMATPrep Verbal practice questions for the first time and got 87% of the questions correct (avg. time per question 1 min 44 secs, scored 100% CR questions correct).
Having exhausted free question resources, I turned to VeritasPrep FREE practice questions, however, my accuracy with these questions has dropped to 30-35% (even at CR) and I can't help but question the quality and intent of this free question bank. Questions seem ridiculously ambiguous, almost like the sole purpose of the FREE QB is to scare people and rope them into purchasing their course.
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So I've been preparing for the GMAT since the last 4 weeks or so after taking a diagnostic test on which I scored a 600. I decided to focus on prepping for the verbal section first, since I'm not a native english speaker and have been using the official guide plus manhattan strategy guides to prepare for the same.
A couple days back I decided to practice questions in a similar setting as the real exam and so I solved the 45 free GMATPrep Verbal practice questions for the first time and got 87% of the questions correct (avg. time per question 1 min 44 secs, scored 100% CR questions correct).
Having exhausted free question resources, I turned to VeritasPrep FREE practice questions, however, my accuracy with these questions has dropped to 30-35% (even at CR) and I can't help but question the quality and intent of this free question bank. Questions seem ridiculously ambiguous, almost like the sole purpose of the FREE QB is to scare people and rope them into purchasing their course.
A couple days back I decided to practice questions in a similar setting as the real exam and so I solved the 45 free GMATPrep Verbal practice questions for the first time and got 87% of the questions correct (avg. time per question 1 min 44 secs, scored 100% CR questions correct).
Having exhausted free question resources, I turned to VeritasPrep FREE practice questions, however, my accuracy with these questions has dropped to 30-35% (even at CR) and I can't help but question the quality and intent of this free question bank. Questions seem ridiculously ambiguous, almost like the sole purpose of the FREE QB is to scare people and rope them into purchasing their course.
Is manhattan good for practice?
