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by gmatmike » Mon Apr 20, 2009 8:32 pm
Hi guys,

I am looking at choosing either MGMAT or Kaplan Advanced. One factor that is becoming critical for me is whether MGMAT CATs are hard enough. I would like to take the hardest tests out there before taking the official exam. Does anyone have any experience taking both Kaplan CATs & MGMAT CATs? Do you know if Kaplan has an option to have their CATs available for a fee?

On a similar note, does anyone have any opinion regarding MGMAT VS. Kaplan Advanced class in general?

Your quick response would be greatly appreciated as I am making my decision final by Wed 4/22.

Thanks in advance,
Mike
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