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by silivest60 » Tue Nov 27, 2007 11:25 am
Hi all,
I'd like to know how similar is the GMATPrep test to the real GMAT test.
Before working through the GMATPrep test I studied for about 4 months from different books. I was disappointed when I took my first GMATPrep test. I scored only 590.
I would say that at this point I am comfortable with all the problems in the GMATPrep test 1. I basically went through the test several times until I exhausted all the problems that I couldn't solve during the test. Then I took the second GMATPrep test, and my score for the quantitative increased to 47 from the previously 38. I'm wondering whether this is a little inflated, because the some questions from the first GMATPrep were similar to the second test....
Now, I continue working through the various questions from the second GMATPrep test 2 until I exhaust all them all. I only have 3 weeks left to my real test.
Maybe someone with some real GMAT experience can give me some advice, whether I'm on the right track….
Thanks a lot
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