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MGMAT Quant Harder Than Actual Exam?

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by cata1yst » Mon Jun 29, 2009 6:46 pm
Is this true?? I have heard (or read on this site) that this may be true? What does everyone who has taken the exam think?

I have scored either a 45 or 46 in the quant section on the three MGMAT practice exams I have taken thus far, but I feel the questions are much more difficult than most of the questions in the OG. Do others feel this way?

What can I do to get over the hump? Eliminate stupid mistakes?
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by theGoodLife » Thu Jul 09, 2009 5:47 am
i agree, i talked abt this with the instructor in the mgmat class.

although its harder than the actual test, my score was higher on the mgmat than the actual test, however, i took the real gmat in february, and am now taking practice tests from mgmat.

i also found that mgmat tests are harder than the princeton review's tests.
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