In my experience, PR tends to be easier than actual and MG tends to be harder than actual. MG tries to get you used to seeing crazy hard questions early on, which I tend to think is more indicative of the actual exam. In the actual exam the problems get harder, which we all know, but they get hard fast -- then maintain at that level until you mess up. Ideally you can handle the hard questions and miss only a few of those types, in which case you'll end up scoring very high. Missing two in a row, will throw you down to the rediculously easy bucket -- and it will take a long time for you take out of that bucket. The balance, of course, is your time limit and getting them right -- therein lies the rub!