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by [email protected] » Tue Jun 20, 2017 6:00 pm
Hi All,

With the arrival of the new Official GMAT Guide 2018, we have a series of 130 new practice questions (with certain older questions removed from the prior version of the book). This handy PDF documents the new additions, the "location shifts" in questions and the questions that have been removed. The Team at EMPOWERgmat hopes you find it a useful addition to your studies.

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Rich
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2018 GMAT Official Guide Changes Master Guide - EMPOWERgmat.pdf
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