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I have taken a few GMAT practice exams and was wondering if there is a way to rank them in order of how hard they are, or are they relatively the same.
Arco (CAT)
Kaplan (is a computer based test and not adaptive)
Princeton
Gmat Power Prep exam
And where can I find some GMAT Prep practice exams?
1. Kaplan 2. Princeton 3. Gmat Power Prep exam 4. Arco (CAT) <- Don't know much about this
here's the rating 1 being the most tough ...
I would switch 2 and 3... PowerPrep is a bit tougher than PR
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Agree with u2lover. The quantative part of PR is much easier than the real thing. It is almost the same level as OG. I would not recommend it to anyone aiming at more than 48 in quant. The verbal part of PR is very good though.
i have not started yet to intensally study on all this material about to do that during this days i have all of them, but I have read tons of things about the books that u mention CR in Arco is very bad watch out but in general the verbal section of those test compared to the new test are not representatives