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by Orange08 » Sun Jul 25, 2010 6:54 am
Needless to say, I am big fan of this forum. I got 640 (Q 49- V 29) in my previous attempt (before 2 years).
Now am aspiring to cross 700+ mark with my exam planned 12 weeks from today.
I am in a lookout for full-length adaptive GMAT tests. Few exams that I took in my last attempt and would again appear are :
a) GMAT PREP -2 full length tests
b) Manhattan - full length tests

Kindly suggest what are the other effective full-length tests. Also, for Manhattan, I guess I need to pay (last time I got it free because I brought SC book) for the tests?

Many thanks, in advance.

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by Dan@VinciaPrep » Sun Jul 25, 2010 10:22 am
Orange08 wrote:Needless to say, I am big fan of this forum. I got 640 (Q 49- V 29) in my previous attempt (before 2 years).
Now am aspiring to cross 700+ mark with my exam planned 12 weeks from today.
I am in a lookout for full-length adaptive GMAT tests. Few exams that I took in my last attempt and would again appear are :
a) GMAT PREP -2 full length tests
b) Manhattan - full length tests

Kindly suggest what are the other effective full-length tests. Also, for Manhattan, I guess I need to pay (last time I got it free because I brought SC book) for the tests?

Many thanks, in advance.

Kind Regards,
Orange08
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You can take the GMAT Prep tests twice each (for a total of four tests) without getting more than 15% overlap. If it's been awhile since you took the Prep tests you might not even remember the questions that are overlapped. Also, there are over a 1000 questions in the GMAT Prep tests so it's a good idea to go through them a couple times anyway just for the practice problems.

If you want to take the Manhattan tests again I would just recommend buying another Manhattan book (maybe number properties)

Beyond that you can look at this survey that gmatclub did to give you some ideas for practice test
https://gmatclub.com/forum/all-gmat-cat- ... 77460.html
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by Orange08 » Sun Jul 25, 2010 1:31 pm
Thanks a ton. Its indeed very helpful. I feel following would be my test taking strategy :

1) GMAT PREP - TEST 1 (free from www.mba.com)
2) MGMAT - test 1 (free with the purchase of any Manhattan book)
3) MGMAT - test2
4) MGMAT - test 3
5) GMAT PREP- TEST 2
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by Dan@VinciaPrep » Mon Jul 26, 2010 9:29 am
Orange08 wrote:Thanks a ton. Its indeed very helpful. I feel following would be my test taking strategy :

1) GMAT PREP - TEST 1 (free from www.mba.com)
2) MGMAT - test 1 (free with the purchase of any Manhattan book)
3) MGMAT - test2
4) MGMAT - test 3
5) GMAT PREP- TEST 2
I think i might do something more like

1)MGMAT - test 1 (free with the purchase of any Manhattan book)
2) MGMAT - test2
3) MGMAT - test 3
4) GMAT PREP - TEST 1 (free from www.mba.com)
5) MGMAT - test 4
6) MGMAT - test5
7) MGMAT - test 6
8) GMAT PREP- TEST 2
9) GMAT Prep- test 1 repeat
10)GMAT Prep test 2 repeat

The last two score will probably be inflated, but what really matters is getting good practice and building up stamina. So when you do GMAT Prep tests for the second time make sure you do all the questions (including repeats) as you regularly would so you don't give yourself an advantage that you won't have on the day of the test
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by Orange08 » Mon Jul 26, 2010 10:07 am
dan.gmat.gre wrote:
Orange08 wrote:Thanks a ton. Its indeed very helpful. I feel following would be my test taking strategy :

1) GMAT PREP - TEST 1 (free from www.mba.com)
2) MGMAT - test 1 (free with the purchase of any Manhattan book)
3) MGMAT - test2
4) MGMAT - test 3
5) GMAT PREP- TEST 2
I think i might do something more like

1)MGMAT - test 1 (free with the purchase of any Manhattan book)
2) MGMAT - test2
3) MGMAT - test 3
4) GMAT PREP - TEST 1 (free from www.mba.com)
5) MGMAT - test 4
6) MGMAT - test5
7) MGMAT - test 6
8) GMAT PREP- TEST 2
9) GMAT Prep- test 1 repeat
10)GMAT Prep test 2 repeat

The last two score will probably be inflated, but what really matters is getting good practice and building up stamina. So when you do GMAT Prep tests for the second time make sure you do all the questions (including repeats) as you regularly would so you don't give yourself an advantage that you won't have on the day of the test
Many thanks
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