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26 Jan 2019, 19:27
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Hi,
Is it only me, or does someone else feels the same way? Those MGMAT exams have Quant section, which is super-super hard. I am generally good at Quant, and get many questions right, but when I write those MGMATs, I get highly depressed, as I hardly get any question right in under 2 minutes.
Any advice appreciated.
Thanks
Is it only me, or does someone else feels the same way? Those MGMAT exams have Quant section, which is super-super hard. I am generally good at Quant, and get many questions right, but when I write those MGMATs, I get highly depressed, as I hardly get any question right in under 2 minutes.
Any advice appreciated.
Thanks
29 Jan 2019, 22:26
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The official practice tests are your best option if you want your practice tests to be as similar to the actual GMAT as possible. Non-official practice tests have their place too, but you shouldn't "get highly depressed" after taking any test, including the actual GMAT. I know that you're probably exaggerating slightly there, but everyone finds the actual questions at least slightly different from the ones they practiced. For example, some people feel that the official practice tests are too easy (I'm not saying that they are correct!)
Prepare as well as you can, and take the exam when you're ready.
