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Out of Manhattan, Princeton, Kaplan, 800 score, GMAT club which provides the practice CATs questions closest to actual GMAT exams?
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Obviously I'm a little biased here, but I'm going to go ahead and second the other poster by saying Manhattan as well 
I've been involved with the question-writing process for some of our practice CATs and I can say that it's very rigorous. We do our best to stay focussed on the essential ideas that pop up frequently in actual GMAT problems, adding in GMAT-like twists along the way. Every problem written for our tests is viewed by a committee of other Manhattan Instructors who analyze the problem for its content, difficulty, language, trap answers, and, most important, fidelity to the actual test. It's not uncommon for one of our problems to be re-written several times before it's perfected and can make its way to one of our tests.
Anyway, it's an extremely thorough process that leads to excellent practice CATs.
Cheers,
MS
I've been involved with the question-writing process for some of our practice CATs and I can say that it's very rigorous. We do our best to stay focussed on the essential ideas that pop up frequently in actual GMAT problems, adding in GMAT-like twists along the way. Every problem written for our tests is viewed by a committee of other Manhattan Instructors who analyze the problem for its content, difficulty, language, trap answers, and, most important, fidelity to the actual test. It's not uncommon for one of our problems to be re-written several times before it's perfected and can make its way to one of our tests.
Anyway, it's an extremely thorough process that leads to excellent practice CATs.
Cheers,
MS
