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MGMAT CAT - overkill?

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by saegonyoo » Thu Jul 31, 2008 4:04 pm
Hey guys,
I am studying to take the exam on Aug 26th and this website has been really helpful. thanks everyone.
i plan on taking 6 MGMAT CATs and 2 free mba.com tests before the real exam. I'm kinda worried that MGMAT CATs overlooks the relevant questions as i've heard that it is just simply too hard. i plan on using OG's as well to review. I did it once already.
Your thought on this matter would be greatly appreciated.

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by bates88 » Thu Jul 31, 2008 5:54 pm
I didn't do the MGMAT tests so I can't comment on those other than to say I've heard the same thing, but I did do the Princeton tests and those felt pretty good. My first real GMAT score was very close to my last PR test score.
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