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by LaLutte » Mon May 03, 2010 1:07 pm
I don't know what the previous questions were like, but new the verbal sections seem to emulate the actual GMAT well (I have already taken the actual GMAT once before). The math questions on the other hand are another issue. Some of the questions are very verbose and time consuming - its just something you wouldn't see on the actual GMAT. Some of the questions are pretty easy and others are just impossible (700/750 range) and they usually come at you way out of left field. You will hear a lot of people say that 800score.com does not prepare you well enough to tackle the quant portions of their CAT tests to which I must sadly agree. Ironically, the best form of prep for 800score quant is Manahattan GMAT.

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