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Difficulty level: The actual GMAT may or may not be easier than the prep GMAT tests, depending on the difficulty level of the questions. The actual test is adaptive, which means that the difficulty level of the questions adapts to your performance in real-time.
Its a computer adaptive test (CAT), which means that it actually adapts to you as you take it.
The evidence points to the answer being no, the GMAT is not harder than the official, or GMAT Prep, practice tests. Here is the evidence: Many test-takers who take the official practice tests and then the actual GMAT score virtually the same on both.

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1) GMAC, the creators of the GMAT exam, do not reveal any information regarding the GMAT scoring algorithm. Test prep companies have worked hard to crack the code, but none have been able to perfect it. So, expecting Manhattan to give a 100% accurate prediction of actual scores is merely a deception.
The quant, for one, is noticeably way harder on the MGMAT. Manhattan CAT (especially quant) is more difficult than GMATPrep CAT. However, the after exam analysis is really strong! So you can actually understand, how and where you went wrong.
The quant, for one, is noticeably way harder on the MGMAT. Manhattan CAT (especially quant) is more difficult than GMATPrep CAT. However, the after exam analysis is really strong! So you can actually understand, how and where you went wrong.
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