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by mattl19 » Sat Apr 11, 2009 7:02 am
Im in the process of doing a bunch of the MGMAT practice tests, is or has anyone else found the math and verbal more difficult on these particular tests? The GMAT prep tests seemed "easier", just wondering if anyone else feels this way.
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by Nailya » Sat Apr 11, 2009 11:17 am
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I did 6 of MGMAT tests. Math questions are harder than GMAT Prep. Verbal is easier, at least it seemed to be for me. But it is easier to score high on MGMAT, probably because of scoring algorithm or because they give you harder questions and they weight more... With the same number of wrong/correct answers in MGMAT and Gmat Prep I consistently scored 30-50 points higher on MGMAT.
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