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07 Oct 2010, 10:49
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Hello
Did anyone notice that the writing pad on the GMAT is smaller than the Kaplan and/or MGMAT simulation pad they provide you?
I bought the entire book series from MGMAT and they gave me a pad which I thought would simulate the real one. Also, on the real one, the grid lines seem much darker than the simulation pad. Not sure if I like that a whole lot either. In any event, just wanted to shoot it out there to see if anyone else had a similar experience. Thanks.
Finished all my MGMAT & GMATprep & Kaplan CAT (which was really only 4 because the rest weren't really CAT's because they were linear. Felt I kinda got gyped for my money a little) so now I'm working on the 800score GMAT's. Anyone have any experience with them? Good? Bad? Thanks. Lemme know. Appreciate it.
Did anyone notice that the writing pad on the GMAT is smaller than the Kaplan and/or MGMAT simulation pad they provide you?
I bought the entire book series from MGMAT and they gave me a pad which I thought would simulate the real one. Also, on the real one, the grid lines seem much darker than the simulation pad. Not sure if I like that a whole lot either. In any event, just wanted to shoot it out there to see if anyone else had a similar experience. Thanks.
Finished all my MGMAT & GMATprep & Kaplan CAT (which was really only 4 because the rest weren't really CAT's because they were linear. Felt I kinda got gyped for my money a little) so now I'm working on the 800score GMAT's. Anyone have any experience with them? Good? Bad? Thanks. Lemme know. Appreciate it.
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07 Oct 2010, 11:23
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Based on my experience (I had the MGMAT pad), both pads are the same size.
07 Oct 2010, 11:30
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really? I must be blind haha. Because the first time I took it kept feeling like I was running out writing room compared to what I had at home. I must have been losing it that day....
