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Which one gives tougher CR questions? Manhattan, OG or GMAT?

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by kris_hansy » Thu Apr 02, 2009 11:06 am
Personally, I find Manhattan CR very tough. In fact to comprehend the stimulus and the options is very tough too. I find OG easier. Now I know OG has a mixture of easy and tough problems, while Manhattan test gives problems only of one's own level. But still!!

Is Manhattan CR a good representative of GMAT CR? Do you guys have any idea?
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by kris_hansy » Fri Apr 03, 2009 3:19 am
Guys!! Can I please request you to answer this? Though, I understand many of you might not be facing the problem I am facing.

But, could you just share your experience on Manhattan CR with me!! I am really freaked out on this one.
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by anshulseth » Fri Apr 10, 2009 4:07 am
MGMAT CR's become difficult as the level goes up i.e. 700-800.
Otherwise, they fall in the same category as OG's.

Wrt Kaplan, i've only worked on Kaplan 800, and they are meant to be tough, so can't comment on Kaplan in general.

Getting a pattern going is the most imp thing, other things will fall in place.

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