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19 Feb 2019, 09:20
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Does anyone else feel that the Quant sections of the Manhattan GMAT CAT sections are much more difficult than the problems in the OG book?
I've rarely missed a Hard question when doing the mid-book and final quizzes, yet feel dumbfounded when tackling some of the Quant questions in the CAT exams. On my most recent CAT exams I've averaged 43-45 but am looking to achieve a 49/50 on the GMAT (80%+ of the questions were oddly in the 700-800 range). I've searched around and it does seem like the MGMAT CAT's are more difficult than the actual GMAT but would love to hear from anyone with similar experience, specifically in regards to the Quant section.
I've rarely missed a Hard question when doing the mid-book and final quizzes, yet feel dumbfounded when tackling some of the Quant questions in the CAT exams. On my most recent CAT exams I've averaged 43-45 but am looking to achieve a 49/50 on the GMAT (80%+ of the questions were oddly in the 700-800 range). I've searched around and it does seem like the MGMAT CAT's are more difficult than the actual GMAT but would love to hear from anyone with similar experience, specifically in regards to the Quant section.
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19 Feb 2019, 09:35
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Yes, MGMAT CAT's definitely have Quant queations which are more on the difficult side.
But they will definitely help in improving your GMAT score.
But they will definitely help in improving your GMAT score.
19 Feb 2019, 09:47
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MurrayHillTrooper
Hello MurrayHillTrooper
Its not just feeling but confirmation that Manhattan Quant section is much difficult than real one. I have such personal experience, while i got a Q48 in GMAT Prep got Q44 in Manhattan CAT. Normally Manhattan Quant shows raw score 2-3 points lower than the real one. Don't worry about Manhattan less score and just carry on you prep.
Good Luck
