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MGMAT Tests Harder or Easier than real thing?

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by doclkk » Fri May 01, 2009 7:28 am
Hi:

I've taken an Mba.com and MGMAT practice exam (the one right after you register for the class)

I felt like the MGMAT was significantly harder. When I say significantly harder I mean, I got 46 on math on mba.com and 34 on MGMAT.

Does anyone else feel this way?
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by awesomeusername » Fri May 01, 2009 12:44 pm
Yes, this is my experience too. I did fairly well on the official GMAT Prep, but on the MGMAT, I did so horribly that I gave up midway through. Buuut, studying the MGMAT math will help a lot. I recommend the MGMAT math books. They give a lot of great strategies!
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