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02 Jun 2019, 10:42
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Hello! I have 1 month to write the GMAT and that gives me 4 weekends between now and the test. My plan is to do a full length practice test every weekend before the test date to hopefully see an increase in my score. My personal best has been 660 (Q 46, V35) but aim to get a 720 on the actual GMAT. I think this is very doable because I have a strong knowledge base, but unfortunately am a very nervous test taker.
Which practice test should I be using?
From my research, Manhattan prep has difficult quant questions but easier verbal questions compared to the real test. However, the GMAC test 3,4 and 5,6 are said to have repeat questions, which is also not very helpful.
I am confused as to which set of tests would be beneficial at this stage. Thanks in advance!
Which practice test should I be using?
From my research, Manhattan prep has difficult quant questions but easier verbal questions compared to the real test. However, the GMAC test 3,4 and 5,6 are said to have repeat questions, which is also not very helpful.
I am confused as to which set of tests would be beneficial at this stage. Thanks in advance!
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02 Jun 2019, 11:24
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skrr, nothing beats the real deal (and GMAC tests are the real deal). That said, MGMAT are the next best thing. All in all, you only need to take a few tests. They are more to get a feel for where you are in your studies and less about getting a feel for the length of the test. But, this is just my opinion.
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Gmac mocks are simulation of real time GMAT exam. They server the best in evaluating your strength and weakness when compared to any other mock
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