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Aren't PowerPrep and GMATPrep the same thing...?

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by aim-wsc » Thu Aug 16, 2007 9:05 am
samuelh wrote:Guys, I'm confused. My understanding was that GMAC changed the name of their free prep software from PowerPrep to GMATPrep. So how is it that people talk about getting a score of x with PowerPrep and y with GMATPrep? Are folks using both the old and the new versions of the software? Can I find the old PowerPrep software somewhere, and are the questions different? If so, that would be very helpful!


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Yes PowerPrep & GMAT Prep are two different simulation software from GMAC. latter one is currently active and is available freely online.

Here's detail of both S/w
PP= ~9 MB
GP=~25 MB

GUI of both is different. GMAT Prep's GUI now resembles to the actual GMAT test experience. Also the content (/questions/tests) in both tests is different.

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by Stacey Koprince » Mon Aug 20, 2007 10:05 pm
Also GMATPrep's algorithm is based on the real algorithm. PowerPrep's algorithm was only loosely based on the real algorithm.
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