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Prep Tests for progress apart from MGMAT and GMATPrep

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by tsharma » Fri May 18, 2012 9:37 am
The forum has a lot of opinions about practice tests. I'm so confused as to which tests, apart from MGMAT and GMATPrep, can be used to test the progress.

Princeton people say is pretty bad. Kaplan is really tough that a low score can demoralize a person. How about knewton, 800score, master gmat? Are these any good?
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by transfer9858 » Fri May 18, 2012 2:59 pm
Mgmat plus Gmat prep gives you 8 exams. The gmat prep you can take both twice at least without really seeing new questions-thats a total of 10 exams. You don't need more than that and these are the only tests that are really the most accurate, from what everyone has said...
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