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by hengirl03 » Thu Sep 04, 2008 11:02 am
Hi everyone! I plan on taking another Gmat practice exam in the next few days. However, I'm having a bit trouble deciding which exam to take.

So far, I have taken:

Both Gmat Prep exams
Zero Powerprep exams
Three Manhantan exams
One Kaplan exam

I'm taking the real gmat in 8 days, should I redo one the Gmat prep exams? Or, maybe do one of the old Power prep exam? Or stick with the Manhantan exams?

One final question, how do the Powerprep CAT practice exam compare to the Gmat prep ones?

Thanks!
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by beatthegmat » Thu Sep 04, 2008 10:20 pm
You should definitely go with fresh material, so I highly recommend either MGMAT or Kaplan.

PowerPrep may still be good practice, but the material featured on that software is older, and may not be as representative of the actual test as it is today. Still, it's good practice.
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