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At one end there is GMAT club. I am oscillating between Q81-Q83, with occasional spikes at Q88. Timing needs compression.

On the other hand there is Experts Global.

I am extremely confused.
For me the GMAT club score was highly accurate

Even the sectional scores too

The questions on the GMAT club felt more difficult than the actual exam, but the scores are accurate
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Hello JM007,

To get a second opinion on any resource, please trust the verified reviews on GMAT Club -- they are by genuine GMAT students who have actually taken the test and seen the full cycle.

https://gmatclub.com/reviews/tests-experts-global-15-full-mocks-345345700

Rest, for any queries, please write to us, we are happy to help.

Thanks and all the best for your prep!

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does anyone find Expert global mocks Quant a bit too easy and Verbal/ DI trickier ?

also CR reasonings seems different than your LSATs and Gmat focus prep
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Hello sayakbhatt,

The third-party mocks are best used for thorough practice, developing stamina, and learning from detailed explanations and analytics.

However, if you are ever uncertain about your score or need an accurate assessment of your current GMAT level, taking an official mock is strongly recommended. This helps keep the focus on practice and learning rather than worrying excessively about score accuracy across different third-party mock tests.

Hope that helps.

Rest, please feel free to email us and we will help.

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At one end there is GMAT club. I am oscillating between Q81-Q83, with occasional spikes at Q88. Timing needs compression.

On the other hand there is Experts Global.

I am extremely confused.
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Hello https://gmatclub.com:443/forum/memberli ... sayakbhatt,

The third-party mocks are best used for thorough practice, developing stamina, and learning from detailed explanations and analytics.

However, if you are ever uncertain about your score or need an accurate assessment of your current GMAT level, taking an official mock is strongly recommended. This helps keep the focus on practice and learning rather than worrying excessively about score accuracy across different third-party mock tests.

Hope that helps.

Rest, please feel free to email us and we will help.

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> At one end there is GMAT club. I am oscillating between Q81-Q83, with occasional spikes at Q88. Timing needs compression.
> On the other hand there is Experts Global.
> I am extremely confused.
I didn't mean to say EG is poor. I have not taken GMAT. So I cannot know for sure.

I just wanted to point out the different scores for the same candidate in different practice platforms. That is.
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I didn't mean to say EG is poor. I have not taken GMAT. So I cannot know for sure.

I just wanted to point out the different scores for the same candidate in different practice platforms. That's it.
Relax man you just shared your experience, so did I.
Nobody is critiquing just sharing experiences, so are they justifying and which is acceptable too.

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Are there any GMAT retakers in this group and if so have you attempted the official mocks again ?
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Are there any GMAT retakers in this group and if so have you attempted the official mocks again ?
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Any GMAT retakers here? Did you buy the official mocks again for your retake?
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A set S contains 16 integers whose range, mode, median, and mean are all equal to 16. What is the difference between the largest and smallest possible integers that could be members of S ?

A. 16
B. 18
C. 24
D. 28
E. 32 can anyone help me with this question ?
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A set S contains 16 integers whose range, mode, median, and mean are all equal to 16. What is the difference between the largest and smallest possible integers that could be members of S ?

A. 16
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E. 32 can anyone help me with this question ?
It is a trap, range is not the constraint. I mean they are not fixing both ends simultaneously.

They are looking at one end >= median and the other end <= median one at a time.

Now this is a perfect symmetry. Think of 8 independent pairs, both summing up to 32.

Looks 32 and 0 to me. So 32.

Within this option set. Otherwise infinite possibilities, halved at 16 in terms of frequency distribution (median)

Equidistant from 16 (mean)
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A set S contains 16 integers whose range, mode, median, and mean are all equal to 16. What is the difference between the largest and smallest possible integers that could be members of S ?

A. 16
B. 18
C. 24
D. 28
E. 32 can anyone help me with this question ?
On second look, mode 16 means concentration is more at 16 than anywhere else. Does not prevent 0 and 32.
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A set S contains 16 integers whose range, mode, median, and mean are all equal to 16. What is the difference between the largest and smallest possible integers that could be members of S ?

A. 16
B. 18
C. 24
D. 28
E. 32 can anyone help me with this question ?

This question is discussed here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/set-s-contai ... 56909.html Hope it helps.
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Guys, do we get Physical Notepads at the test centre?
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