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by michael.dinerstein » Mon Feb 02, 2009 8:26 am
Hi greenwaters,

It's best to take the practice test without reviewing the material. After all, studying the material is what the prep program is going to be for! Don't worry about the score you get - just focus on finishing the test on time. Use the practice test to gauge where you currently are as a GMAT test-taker and then reach your Assessment Reports to discover which content areas you need to spend more study time on during the course.

Good luck studying!

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