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by iamseer » Thu Apr 08, 2010 4:28 am
hi,

Thanks you all for this wonderful forum. I read some of the posts and they have indeed been helpful.

I am looking for a good source of tough (750+) questions for all sections of GMAT

Read Dana's book reviews and she says Kaplan Advanced is for 600+. I solved the book myself and agree with her especially for Quant questions.
Also, the new OG for Verbal and Quant review 2nd editions have hardly any real tough questions.

I haven't solved the tests from Kaplan yet. But have read on this forum as well as from others that Kaplan test are tougher than the GMAT. Is that true?

Would really appreciate help from you guys. Experts suggestions would be great.
Many thanks.

Please keep up the good work.
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by papgust » Thu Apr 08, 2010 4:43 am
I'm not very sure of Kaplan tests as i haven't tried them yet. But certainly, MGMAT tests are much harder than that appears in actual GMAT in terms of quant. They design questions in a very complicated way that will train you to face harder problems.
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by DanaJ » Sat Apr 10, 2010 11:04 am
Yes indeed, the MGMAT books are pretty tough at times... I have actually reviewed them recently, you'll also see my impressions posted up in the book reviews section sometime soon!
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