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18 Jan 2020, 02:30
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Hi Guys,
in your experience what are the main differences among the scores of Manhattan, Veritas, GMATClub?
I completed 6 tests from Manhattan, and now I have to switch to the others. Should I expected to see what kind of drops/gains in the Quant and Verbal part?
For example, people say that GClub has more difficult quant questions, and then comes Manhattan... but I don't know about Veritas.
While for the verbal, they say that Manhattan is easier than the real test, but I don't know about Veritas and GClub.
Can you please help me with your experience?
Thank you in advance!!
Manu03
in your experience what are the main differences among the scores of Manhattan, Veritas, GMATClub?
I completed 6 tests from Manhattan, and now I have to switch to the others. Should I expected to see what kind of drops/gains in the Quant and Verbal part?
For example, people say that GClub has more difficult quant questions, and then comes Manhattan... but I don't know about Veritas.
While for the verbal, they say that Manhattan is easier than the real test, but I don't know about Veritas and GClub.
Can you please help me with your experience?
Thank you in advance!!
Manu03
20 Jan 2020, 17:15
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My experience, in order of difficulty:
Quantitative: Manhattan GMAT > Veritas Prep > GMAT Club Tests
I have taken the GMAT twice and have found test-day Quant questions to be significantly harder than what you would find in the OG or the GMAT Prep Practice Tests 1-6. I highly recommend purchasing GMAT Club Quantitative tests because they give a more or less accurate representation of the kind of variation you can expect on the actual thing, especially with Data Sufficiency questions.
Verbal: Manhattan GMAT = Veritas Prep > GMAT Club Tests
Honestly, both Manhattan GMAT and Veritas Prep dial the difficulty way too high on the Verbal side. GMAT Club Tests are mediocre and contain errors. This is especially true of Sentence Correction questions . My suggestion would be to stick with the OG for Verbal prep. The official GMAT Prep Practice Tests 1-6 provide an accurate representation of what you can expect on test day.
Happy studying!
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Quantitative: Manhattan GMAT > Veritas Prep > GMAT Club Tests
I have taken the GMAT twice and have found test-day Quant questions to be significantly harder than what you would find in the OG or the GMAT Prep Practice Tests 1-6. I highly recommend purchasing GMAT Club Quantitative tests because they give a more or less accurate representation of the kind of variation you can expect on the actual thing, especially with Data Sufficiency questions.
Verbal: Manhattan GMAT = Veritas Prep > GMAT Club Tests
Honestly, both Manhattan GMAT and Veritas Prep dial the difficulty way too high on the Verbal side. GMAT Club Tests are mediocre and contain errors. This is especially true of Sentence Correction questions . My suggestion would be to stick with the OG for Verbal prep. The official GMAT Prep Practice Tests 1-6 provide an accurate representation of what you can expect on test day.
Happy studying!
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20 Jan 2020, 21:21
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Hi Manu03,
Have you also taken any official GMAC practice exams?
Have you also taken any official GMAC practice exams?
