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Great Video
Very resourceful!
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I don't have an app, but the mobile site is awesome. That said, there's no option to download our videos to watch when you're offline (I don't think any test prep company has the option option of downloading its videos).
Really Nice explanation.
Thanks!
Thanks!
#Question: User can send GMAT
No, the application fee is
No, the application fee is separate from sending your score report. So, you'll still have to pay application fees.
Are the CATs from GMAT CLUB
I haven't reviewed those
I haven't reviewed those tests, but people on the forum have suggested that they're quite difficult.
If you're trying to get a top score, then those tests will be nice and challenging, but don't place too much emphasis on the scores you receive, since they'll probably be lower than your real score.
If you need an average score (500-600), those tests might not be right for you.
I hope that helps.
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Brent
I need lots of practice for
From year to year, about 15%
From year to year, about 15% of the questions in the Official Guide are changed. So, you will see A LOT of duplication within two Official Guides.
Also, GMAT Club has conveniently collected every question from pretty much every Official Guide ever published - https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmac-official-guides-the-master-directory-lin...
Cheers,
Brent
I consistently score lower on
Is this a good strategy? Thanks!
Great question.
Great question.
In the past, I always advised students to start with their strongest section. My rationale was that, by starting with your strongest section, you will be confident at the end of the first section, and this confidence will hopefully continue into the next session.
I have since heard great rationale for all 3 different arrangements.
Some students have told me that they start with their weakest section so they can tackle that section while they have the most energy. That makes sense to me.
Other students have told me that they start with AWA/IR, because it takes them a while to settle down (e.g., control their nerves/anxiety). This also makes sense.
I suggest that you try two (or more) of the arrangement options and see whether one is better than the others.
Cheers,
Brent
I see that we will have 31
The experimental questions
The experimental questions are "hiding" within the 31 quantitative questions and the 36 verbal questions.