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by alokmahesh07 » Tue Aug 28, 2007 10:13 am
I have 2 Q's
1) Can anyone some good site for gmat practice exams.Reading reviews I found tha tpeople say Princeton is too easy and kaplan is harder.is there something just exactly suited.?

2) I have studied mainly from OG,Princeton review for both math and Verbal.
Am I underprepared as I havent had a look at Kaplan?
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Re: GMAt practice exams

by beatthegmat » Tue Aug 28, 2007 8:10 pm
alokmahesh07 wrote:I have 2 Q's
1) Can anyone some good site for gmat practice exams.Reading reviews I found tha tpeople say Princeton is too easy and kaplan is harder.is there something just exactly suited.?

2) I have studied mainly from OG,Princeton review for both math and Verbal.
Am I underprepared as I havent had a look at Kaplan?
Taking a step back--have you taken any GMATPrep tests? These are the best indicators of your actual GMAT performance, and I recommend taking one of the tests at the beginning of your prep.

With regard to your first question--I actually liked PR and Kaplan practice tests, but I somewhat agree with the typecasts you mentioned. Have you taken a look at the MGMAT tests? I haven't gone through them myself, but they seem to have gotten good reviews from community members.

To address question 2--you are not necessarily underprepared by not having studied Kaplan. Again, take a GMATPrep test and see how you are performing. You might be fine the way you are.
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