GMAT Questions I took

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by GMAT Hopeful » Mon Aug 04, 2008 2:36 am

Hey,

I am planning to start studying for the GMAT and hope to take the test sometime in the middle of November probably. I am probably going to take a 3hr 2x a week night course with Veritus because from the research I have done, they seem to offer the best courses.

I was just looking around online and I took some questions at this website...

https://www.testprepreview.com/gmat_practice.html

Just curious, how legit are these questions? Went through most of them and seemed to do fairly well, especially on the math part. Struggled a little on the verbal and probably need some work there...

Have no clue how hard/easy those questions are compared to GMAT questions though, just found it with a google search..

I look forward to conversing about the GMAT and all of its intricacies with all of you.

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Re: GMAT Questions I took

by Ian Stewart » Mon Aug 04, 2008 5:56 am

GMAT Hopeful wrote: I was just looking around online and I took some questions at this website...

https://www.testprepreview.com/gmat_practice.html

Just curious, how legit are these questions? Went through most of them and seemed to do fairly well, especially on the math part. Struggled a little on the verbal and probably need some work there...

Have no clue how hard/easy those questions are compared to GMAT questions though, just found it with a google search..

I only looked at their 'Advanced Math' section, and did not find it to be 'advanced' compared to what one can see on a real GMAT. I also noticed several unrealistic GMAT questions (one asks you to convert inches to feet without telling you that there are 12 inches to a foot, for example).

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by GMAT Hopeful » Mon Aug 04, 2008 3:23 pm

Thanks for the reply...

I know I should probably look at this site more and get to know it, however, I plan on taking the Veritas prep course. Does anyone have any experience with this and would they recommend it? Their program seems to garner many superlatives as far as GMAT prep classes go.

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