I would say the test was very similar to the GMAT Prep test I took this past weekend. Quant was very number properties focused. Know your rules regarding primes, roots, etc. After that, there were quite a few inqualities as well. Only a couple of statistics/sets problems, mainly around mean/median. ...

The GMAT Prep tests (from mba.com) are definitely the most accurate indicator. (My prep test was within 10 points of the real one) I'd also recommend Manhattan CATs for practicing. They are a bit more difficult but really help you prepare for the real thing. The best part about them is the analysis ...

Beat The GMAT - 720! (Q47 V41)

I just took the GMAT for the first time today and scored a 720 (95th%)! Quant - 47 (81%) Verbal - 41 (93%) My goal was a 700 so I am very pleased with my score. I took the Manhattan Online course and followed it very strictly. My test was 2 weeks after the course. I would strongly recommend Manhatta...

Well, I took the GMAT Prep this morning. My score...730!! 48Q and 42V My previous scores on Manahattan CATs were 650-640-660. Quant on GMAT Prep definitely felt easier. Verbal was different (CR structure mainly), but I guess not as difficult either. Hopefully today's score will be an accurate reflec...

I'm realizing that I know the concepts very well, however when I get in a test situation I get in too much of a rush to apply them. For the next few days, I'm focusing on abstract quant problems and making myself think for 15 seconds before diving into the problem. This will force me to think of var...

Would you be able to be more specific? I'm having problems with that same quesiton as well.

If N^2 is an integer...then N must be an integer, correct? Are there any circumstances where the product of two non-integers equals an integer?

Thanks!