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by oreoman » Tue Feb 26, 2008 8:09 pm
Hey All,

I have some questions about practice tests.

1.) What are the best practice tests to take and where can I get them? I have already downloaded the 2 Gmat Prep tests and 2 PowerPrep tests.

2.) How good of an indicator are these tests? I have taken two tests. I scored a 750 on the Gmat Prep and 720 on the Powerprep. Is it reasonable to assume I can take the test and expect a score of 700+?

3.) Has anyone heard of the 800score.com practice tests? If so, are they good indicators of actual scores?

Thanks for any help or advice you guys can offer.
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by beatthegmat » Wed Feb 27, 2008 9:55 pm
Check out this running poll on the best practice tests: https://www.beatthegmat.com/best-practic ... t1327.html

With regard to your performance on GMATPrep and PowerPrep--very impressive! These tests are the most accurate indicators of your actual GMAT performance. You may be a natural GMAT test taker, which would allow you to curtail your prep period significantly.

I would avoid the 800Score tests. Stick with the big brands, MGMAT, Kaplan, PR, OG.

Good luck!
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