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by Ashutosh993 » Sun Jun 28, 2020 10:58 pm
while preparing for Gmat, I ve used veritas, manhattan prep, and experts global mock test series beside GMAC official tests

Based on my personal experience, I would say experts' global mocks have a little edge over other

Veritas:
Pros The scoring algorithm is good ( after giving 4 mocks, my official score matched the avg. of veritas mocks), the test is adaptable

Cons: RCs are tough and 3/4 are long RC, which is hardly the case in the actual exam.

Manhatten Prep:
Pros Verbal section is solid, full proof, and a little tough but score matches the official score.

Cons: Quant is quite hard, for instance, if you are getting 44-46 in Manhatten mock than you will achieve 49 in the official test

Experts' Global
Pros: Sections difficulty is quite balanced, the scoring algorithm is good, answers explanations are comprehensive, and the most important question structure is quite Gmat centered.

Cons: on some tests, I've fount quant little on the upper side of difficulty but it might be because of test adaptability.

I hope the above comparison will help you with choosing the right one
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