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19 Jul 2013, 05:06
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I have used the original GMAT software provided by the creators of the GMAT and I feel like I am getting used to there questions (seeing a lot of the same ones). What other practice tests out there do you recommend me using? Kaplan? What are the most accurate?
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19 Jul 2013, 07:28
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There are quite a few threads covering this topic. However, I'll still bite because this is something I always looked for more info on during my studies.
The resources I have used: MGMAT CATs & GMATPrep
-MG: thought it was pretty good. liked that it had quant that pushed my limits.
-GMATPrep: Obviously nothing really compares to this, as i'm sure you are already aware. it doesn't get any closer to the real thing than this software.
For all other info, I would start digging through the thread "All GMAT CAT Practice Tests - links, prices, reviews" - then post if you have specific questions:
I would caution you to not put too much weight on any individual's perception of a test or set of tests because everyone has different strengths/weaknesses. Thus, for any given individual a test will feel different. Remember, the 3rd party CATs are only attempts to simulate the real thing, so any tests you go with will have their own variances and quirks.
Best of luck in your studies.
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