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by doclkk » Wed Jun 10, 2009 7:08 am
Hi all:

I'm debating whether I should look at the 99 700+ questions because they many are from GMAT prep and I want a real test before my exam and yet I think they would bring real value? I've taken one GMAT prep exam and am saving the other one for before the test.

What would you guys do?

Also - on one of my MGMAT cat exams, I somehow managed to skip a question (flipped over notebook, hit mouse, mouse hit a button and skipped a question - yes it seems impossible because you have to confirm but it happened to me) - so I stopped that test and just "nexted" through to get another exam. So that exam is still relatively new - how do I retake a manhattan gmat practice exam?

Thanks
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by zuleron » Wed Jun 10, 2009 10:40 am
If you plan on using GMAT PrepI then don't do the 99 Questions right now
Wait till closer to GDay to do the 99 700+ questions and use them as review/challenge questions.
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by doclkk » Thu Jun 11, 2009 10:19 am
zuleron wrote:If you plan on using GMAT PrepI then don't do the 99 Questions right now
Wait till closer to GDay to do the 99 700+ questions and use them as review/challenge questions.
Unfortunately, I plan to do GMAT Prep II a week before the exam.

I've already done GMAT Prep I.
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by zuleron » Thu Jun 11, 2009 11:23 am
Then you should be fine because I got the questions from GMAT Prep I
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