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by mvz2102 » Sat May 01, 2010 11:57 am
Hi all,

I just began studying last week, and decided to start out with the Veritas Prep practice test. I did okay overall, but I found the math section to be a bit unusual based on the types of questions I had seen in the OG.

The thing that struck me as most peculiar were successive math questions that all referenced the same chart or graph. Does this every happen on the real GMAT? There was also one particular question that referenced a number "PQ" without indicating whether P and Q are the digits of the number, or whether PQ is the product of two numbers P and Q. Anyway, it would be interesting to hear the prevailing opinion on this test, as far as how reliable of a predictor it is.
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by Osirus@VeritasPrep » Mon May 03, 2010 8:36 am
I just took my second Veritas Prep CAT this weekend. I can't speak on how accurate of a predictor it is, but I will say that their tests have their positives and negatives. I think that they give you a really good look at RC, CR, geometry, and combinatorics. I think they don't test number properties enough. The rest of the topics are ok. I think that they are good for practice and will allow you to highlight the topics that you don't have a firm handle on.
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