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by ash g » Wed Mar 05, 2008 2:32 pm
hi all,
I just gave the free Kaplan online test. It got me more confused.
---I have read the sticky on Gmat practice test survey completely but still got a few questions---

My scores:
GMATPrep1 - 700
Manhattan free online - 680
Kaplan free online- 700

Q.1 Has Kaplan free online test changed recently to make it simpler.
In terms of difficulty, i found , Manhattan > GmatPrep > Kaplan.
Though I heard that Kaplan are the toughest.

Q.2 I didn't find Kaplan free test to be CAT type, the difficulty level didnt change much through the test.

Q.3 Recommendation needed.
If I wanna score 720+ and want to save GMATPrep2 for the "day before", what makes more sense to practice now - Manhattan or Kaplan tests?

Any suggestions welcome.

Regards,
Ash
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by beatthegmat » Thu Mar 06, 2008 12:13 am
I *think* I've heard that the Kaplan online free test is slightly easier than the tests you get on their CD.

Going with MGMAT or Kaplan should be fine. You're wise to save GMATPrep 2 at the end of your studying.

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