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by skang357 » Sat Jun 20, 2009 2:37 pm
There are two that come to mind :

1) Princeton Review 1012 GMAT Questions.

2) Kaplan Advanced GMAT

The PR I know for sure it is brand new material. Never seen before, never published. Has anyone gone through this?

The Kaplan Advanced GMAT seems to be the reworded title of Kaplan 800 GMAT (aka Kaplan 650 GMAT) - which Kaplan hasn't changed one single thing about since 2002 (I have the 2002 version and the 2009-100% waste of money by buying 2009 LOL). Has anyone tried this or am I wrong in this assessment.

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