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Yes, I did. It was not too bad for the questions' quality. But the software was too slow. It took 10 sec everytime I clicked Next so my timing strategy was messed up a little.
Verbal was very well representative. However, sometime the test popped out a RC passage with only 1 question or you may have 5-6 RC in one test. Real GMAT only has 4. There was no boldface.
Quan was little too easy. There was no probability question, but more geometry than neccessary. In real GMAT, you will face a lot DS (around 15), comparing to this one.
