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Yes, Kaplan 800 and Kaplan Advanced are the same exact books. I did not find them that impressive. Probably 650-700 level at most. Also the layout is cumbersome - read my review of the Kaplan Advanced Book on Amazon - I gave it 1 star as a guidebook but 3 stars as a question collection.

Do look into the GMAT Club Tests - they are 700+ level.




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thanks, i've been using the book at Barnes & Nobel and also didn't find it very challenging. do i need 200 posts to access the GMAT club tests? I really just want to do challenging sets
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thanks, i've been using the book at Barnes & Nobel and also didn't find it very challenging. do i need 200 posts to access the GMAT club tests? I really just want to do challenging sets

Yes - you need 200 posts and 90 days of membership. Alternatively you can buy your way in:
https://gmatclub.com/blog/free-gmat-test ... b-members/

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https://gmatclub.com/blog/gmat-tests
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I used this book, it is helpful, but as others said..it is more like GMAT 650..I have not looked at the Challenges, but by gauging the scores of those forum user's that have, I would say they are worth using.
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