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Thinking of going to business school? The GMAT is a critical exam for admission, and thousands of applicants take the test every year. The best way to prepare for standardized tests is to practice, and so with 1,012 GMAT Practice Questions, the experts at The Princeton Review give you extensive opportunities to do just that.

1,012 GMAT Practice Questions includes over 1,000 practice questions with complete answer explanations provided. It covers both the math and verbal sections of the exam and it includes 1 chapter for each type of question found on the GMAT.

Score higher on the GMAT, make your business school applications stronger, and gain admittance to the schools of your choice with 1,012 GMAT Practice Questions!

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Princeton Review (June 9, 2009)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Paperback ‏ : ‎ 704 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0375429271
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0375429279
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.1 pounds
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8.35 x 1.65 x 10.8 inches

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The experts at The Princeton Review (www.princetonreview.com) have been helping students and professionals boost their exam scores and get into their dream schools since 1981. We provide the tools needed for success in high school, college, graduate school, and beyond, and help our students become well-rounded applicants with guidance tailored to today’s academic challenges.

Our proven methodology of test-taking strategies helps students achieve better scores. With a wide array of test prep books addressing every major standardized exam—from all-in-one guidebooks to flashcards to subject-specific practice books—The Princeton Review has a solution for every study need.

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Ali Saber

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It’s old books but have a lot information

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John. A

Please don't buy this. I have wasted time and money with it

Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2010

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Let it be known that I have purchased hundreds of books off Amazon and this will be my first ever review: good or bad. I'm not going to make it long which would further waste my time with this book; so here goes:

The book has enough errors to make it hard to learn which answer in the answer section corresponds to which question. Some three person questions have only two names so it makes it impossible to answer the questions.

In short, this book has so many typos and other errors that its value as a question and answer book is greatly diminished.

Also, and this was my first mental complaint, the explanations for the problems are much less helpful than other company's books I have read. So, while it shows the correct answer (hopefully) I wasn't taught anything new that might help me to solve a similar problem better or faster.

One mistake and that would be ok; 5 or more in the first 100 pages that lead to me doubting the correctness of answers is grounds for a return.

I hope my review prevents others from buying this book. I bought the book thinking that I will just go through the questions for practice to eventually be able to do very well on the real thing but this is not the answer and there are plenty of other answers (other company's books) out there.

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It has typos things, but the content is good

Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2012

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I've made it all the way through math and critical reasoning of the book and felt satisfied with it. Math has some typos (and you all yelled out loud) so I won't remind those. Overall, I think everybody was so harsh in this book and overwhelmingly emphasize typos mistake in some of the math questions. I did face those questions through during my studying. Yet the book has a great deal of great questions with great phrasing ways. Theory is not thoroughly through if comparing to things like Manhattan GMAT. But the questions are absolutely worth looking. As I've went through MGMAT, some Barron's, some Kaplan, I can say that there are some very high quality questions in the book and absolutely worth looking. Besides, when I go around forums like GMATclub I coincidentally see this book get RECOMMENDED (independently, for sure) for 700+ target preparation by some of the notable persons. Never mind, anyway, I personally recommend the book, again, it has some very high quality questions there.

Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2013

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If you want something to keep you occupied while you prepare for your GMAT, this will be a good book to begin with.

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Ironically FULL of errors- DON'T BUY IT!

Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2010

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I've never written an Amazon review, but felt this book warranted one. It has SOOOO many errors. Typos, missing diagrams, incorrect information given in the question, the list goes on and on.

I'm wildly disappointed with The Princeton Review, as I've used them to prep for other tests.

I also read- cover to cover- "Cracking the GMAT" which did not contain noticeable errors (That's another GMAT test-prep book). Where was the EDITING in 1012 Questions? It's quite disheartening, as I've spent quite a bit of time pouring over this book, and my GMAT test is soon approaching.

Consider another book. I wish I would have read these reviews BEFORE I bought this dumb book. I'm considering contacting the publisher to complain. This book shouldn't be on the market as-is.

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it coulda been so much better....

Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2012

1,012 GMAT Practice Questions by the Princeton Review has the right idea, but you have to use this book wisely for it to be a part of your preparation repertoire.

The first chapter of the book states its purpose, "This book is about building good test-taking habits." Use another book to solidify your approach to the different question types, then "work your way through this book to cement those approaches into habit." Actually, I'd recommend that you have already cemented your approach with several other books, then come here for additional practice.

One problem with using this book is that there are about fifty mistakes in the book, which sounds like a lot, but most are typographical mistakes. Consider 50/1000 is less than 2% wrong, and a 98% is not a bad score. Such extreme glass-is-half-full thinking is the only way that one can consider this book adequately edited.

However, it is extremely helpful to have 1,000 practice questions for this test. The errors are a complete distraction to this book, but there is a lot of practice for you if you are careful with how you use the book.

For the most part, Princeton delivers on its promise of "detailed explanations for every question." Their definition of detail isn't quite my definition. One issue that took me some time to grasp was "scope" in Critical Reasoning questions. Notice that the explanations for questions #1 and #2 explain why the choice is out of scope. Starting with question #4, and continuing for nine other questions (7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 15, 22, 24, and 25), Princeton simply says that the choice is out of scope. In other words - to use Princeton humor - they give a Joe Bloggs explanation. You will have to figure out on your own why the answer is out of scope.

Another philosophical issue is that Princeton is enamored with the Plug-In method. It is, actually, a great problem-solving device for some problems. For example, questions #21 and #22 on page 140 are perfect problems to solve using the Plug-In method. However, it is not productive to suggest that we use plug-in for most algebraic equations. There are many cases where it is easier to use algebra. As they say, it is a matter of finding your own approach - so why are they so insistent upon ramming their plug-in approach down our throat?

The reviewer "Sophon" pointed out one of the same problems that I had with the content of this book. He's right, they give a wrong answer. If they had actually used algebra and multiplied both sides of the equation by mn, they would have said is n<m if (m>0 and n>0) or (m<0 and n<0), or n>m if (n>0 and m<0) or (n<0 and m>0). In other words, you would have tested for the cases of m=1, n=-2 and m=2, n=-1 when evaluating statement 1. Princeton never tested examples with mixed signs because of their damn insistence on the plug-in method.

Our best hope, as potential customers, is that Princeton will be embarrassed about the quality of this product and rectify the situation in their next volume. They really have a good idea, and many of these problems are helpful.

Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2014

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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2011

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After reading some of the negative comments regarding this book, I still went ahead and bought it. But the reviews were right, there are several mistakes in this book, it gives the wrong answers, or mixes up the letter choices. I have called one of the "editors" of the book several times and she has never returned my call, surprise surprise. When studying for an important test such as the GMAT it is imperative that your study material is accurate. Needless to say I wasted my money, and signed up for Kaplan...

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