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Problem Solving — algebra and arithmetic
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by schumi_gmat » Fri Sep 26, 2008 2:37 pm
I just gave an online test from MGMAT.

I think it is difficult than Kaplan.

Is the GMAT Math so difficult?
I score 670(Q47, V34)

My 47 in Quant has 16 wrongs and verbal has 16.

I am surprised that inspite of makng so many mistakes i still got 47. Am I really allowed to do so many mistakes or is the MGMAT Cat is extremely difficult.

Please guide me because I am confused about what exactly should i consider, the overall score or the absolute rights and wrongs?
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by cramya » Sat Sep 27, 2008 8:14 am
I am not sure on the rights and wrongs.

Yes reading from the opinions expressed by some members of this forum Manhattan gmat quant questions may be slighly more difficult than the actual gmat (takes more time to understand and get to a solution).

I would say 670 is a pretty good score in a MGMAT test. By the way I am also using their online quizzes/books. So personally I also feel the same about the Manhattan gmat quant questions. Its good though as you will be better prepared if you encounter more difficult questions in the gmat

Good luck Schumi!
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by vr4indian » Mon Sep 29, 2008 6:35 am
From where we can give online Manhatten test? do we need to pay for it or it is free?

Thanks
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