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01 Sep 2010, 19:41
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This is probably a dumb question, but I just purchased the GMAT club tests and totally bombed math test #1. I want to review the explanations for the incorrect answers but can't find them. Are they available?
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02 Sep 2010, 00:28
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Hi arbit,
When you will sign in the tests, you will see "your results" option in top left corner. Click that option & you will find the tests you have taken so far. Click on "m01" (first Q test) & you will be given an option "Keep old answers & review the test". Click this option & you can now have multiple options to review your test.
Best of luck!!
When you will sign in the tests, you will see "your results" option in top left corner. Click that option & you will find the tests you have taken so far. Click on "m01" (first Q test) & you will be given an option "Keep old answers & review the test". Click this option & you can now have multiple options to review your test.
Best of luck!!
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