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Kaplan and PR has many questions that are ambiguous, confusing and unclear. To clear the confusion, we can post some of those questions and invite their experts for their explanations. Therefore:
Can we have some questions from Kaplan or PR so that we can have the opinions from their experts on those questions and explanations?
Can we have some questions from Kaplan or PR so that we can have the opinions from their experts on those questions and explanations?
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Updated on: 30 Sep 2011, 10:58
Originally posted by gautammalik on 25 Sep 2011, 04:25.
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Hi Fistail,
I bought Kaplan Premier 2010 last year and found that Kaplan questions are either too easy or too difficult.
Moreover, I find Kaplan's questions to be a bit different (pattern and language used) from OG.
I stopped referring Kaplan and started relying on Manhattan, OG and GMATClub.
But these are only my views, but you may have different opinion.
25 Sep 2011, 07:40
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I fully believe OG is best; Manhattan GMAT, and GMATClub discussions are highly useful.
My intention is to have healthy discussions on those confusing questions that many Gmat practitioners use for their Gmat need.
* Just a small suggestion - correct idiom is "different from".
My intention is to have healthy discussions on those confusing questions that many Gmat practitioners use for their Gmat need.
gautammalik
* Just a small suggestion - correct idiom is "different from".
