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Which practice test should I take?

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by magnolia » Sun Oct 18, 2009 8:42 am
This is my second attempt at GMAT and I have 2 more weeks to go.

I have exhausted all gmatprep and powerprep tests, and have completed 7 test in MGMAT. Questions in MGMAT CAT are getting repeated after the 6th CAT. I believe I am getting inflated scores ( 760-780) due to this.

Is there any other test that'll give me an accurate measure of where I stand ?
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by DanaJ » Sun Oct 18, 2009 9:08 am
Well, it seems you've already gone through the most highly regarded tests out there. There are others to go for:
- Kaplan free test - usually provides slightly lower scores than expected
- Knewton free test
- Veritas free test - a bit easier than the real thing, if you ask me

I understand Princeton Review also has some free resources plus some CATs that come with the program, but I have not personally tried it.
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