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24 Jan 2008, 12:20
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I wanted to know the max. number of times I can give GMATprep test 1 and 2.
I want to make sure that I cover each and every questions thats there on the CD.
Any suggested method as to how should I go about approaching them, so as to get all the questions covered.
Till now I have given test 1 and test 2 only once each.
Any suggested method to get variations on the questions each time I give the test again.
Thanks
Jack
I want to make sure that I cover each and every questions thats there on the CD.
Any suggested method as to how should I go about approaching them, so as to get all the questions covered.
Till now I have given test 1 and test 2 only once each.
Any suggested method to get variations on the questions each time I give the test again.
Thanks
Jack
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24 Jan 2008, 20:26
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It's impossible to promise that you won't get any repeats. I've heard that people will delete the software and then re-install it from mba.com and then retake the tests again from there. You'll probably get repeat questions but I'm sure most of them will be new
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