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Hi All,
Just wanted to check what is the best sequence of taking gmat official practice tests from 3-6 to avoid any bias and repeatability. I cam across a post but not able to find it now. The post basically said that there is some repetition which could inflate your prep score. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Just wanted to check what is the best sequence of taking gmat official practice tests from 3-6 to avoid any bias and repeatability. I cam across a post but not able to find it now. The post basically said that there is some repetition which could inflate your prep score. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
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I think you might have misinterpreted whole information, gmat official mock test 3-6 show Repitive questions if you give the exam more than once. You can consider the below link to consider your query: https://e-gmat.com/blogs/official-practice-exams-3-6/
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Hi, As per my experience all the question are unique when i attempted the test first time. If you rest the test, most questions will be repeated.
