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07 Dec 2014, 15:07
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Dear all,
May I ask for an advice from you?
I have taken the GMAT few times already (the last time was 2 years ago and my highest score is 640 (pretty bad for top school)). About 4 weeks ago I started to prepare again and my test will be on Dec. 23 so I am looking for some mock tests to help me build stamina.
I took couple of mock tests already:
GMATprep 1: 670
Veritas Prep: 690 (just 2 hours ago)
Couple other tests which were in the range 650 - 670.
I am in doubt which tests to purchase - Manhattan GMAT, Kaplan or Veritas Prep?
I am pretty happy with Manhattan GMAT (they were very accurate last time) but I am afraid that I will see the same questions (especially in the verbal section where I probably will see the same RC texts like last time) and this will not be an accurate indicator.
Veritas Prep have pretty nice statistics but I have heard that they tend to overestimate the performance.
What would you advise me - which tests should I go with?
Thanks a lot for your time and consideration.
Best regards,
D.
May I ask for an advice from you?
I have taken the GMAT few times already (the last time was 2 years ago and my highest score is 640 (pretty bad for top school)). About 4 weeks ago I started to prepare again and my test will be on Dec. 23 so I am looking for some mock tests to help me build stamina.
I took couple of mock tests already:
GMATprep 1: 670
Veritas Prep: 690 (just 2 hours ago)
Couple other tests which were in the range 650 - 670.
I am in doubt which tests to purchase - Manhattan GMAT, Kaplan or Veritas Prep?
I am pretty happy with Manhattan GMAT (they were very accurate last time) but I am afraid that I will see the same questions (especially in the verbal section where I probably will see the same RC texts like last time) and this will not be an accurate indicator.
Veritas Prep have pretty nice statistics but I have heard that they tend to overestimate the performance.
What would you advise me - which tests should I go with?
Thanks a lot for your time and consideration.
Best regards,
D.
08 Dec 2014, 14:14
Kudos
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You may also be interested in free online CATs -- there aren't many of them, but GMAT PILL provides one that you can access here: www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-test/practice-test
Performance and timing analytics appear at the end of the test and you can pay to access video solutions as well as the remaining portions of our course. We invite you to take a look.
Performance and timing analytics appear at the end of the test and you can pay to access video solutions as well as the remaining portions of our course. We invite you to take a look.
09 Dec 2014, 08:29
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Consider getting the Exam Pack 1 extension of GMATPrep that gives you two additional Official CATs: https://www.mba.com/global/store/store-c ... ack-1.aspx
Cheers,
Dabral
Cheers,
Dabral
