crimson2283 wrote:I see this on MGMAT website - If you have access to the Free GMAT Exam, and subsequently purchase full access to the CAT exams, you must take the Free GMAT Exam to receive access to the remaining exams.
So are you required to take the diagnostic test before taking the CATs?
Please help.
Hi,
The free CAT exam counts as the first of our 6 CAT exams. If you have purchased full access to our CAT exams and already have taken the free CAT exam then you should have access to another five.
You will be able to take your CAT exams one at a time. Each exam will pull from a bank of 1200 questions. Throughout your 6 CAT exams, our system will remember which questions you have answered so you won't see any repeat questions.
After you complete all 6 CAT exams, you will have the option to reset your exams. If you choose to do so, you'll get another set of 6 but keep in mind that the questions from your previous exams might show up again on the next six. While you will get a few repeat questions from your previous set, most will be new since there are 1200 questions in the bank, and you will hopefully be adjusting your exams to a higher level of question!
Hope this answers your question!
Best,
Matt Mapplebeck
Matt Mapplebeck
Manhattan GMAT Representative
