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How to interpret practice test scores ?? [#permalink] New post 31 Mar 2003, 14:00
Hello everybody!!,
This is my first message to this group and I must thank BB and other people involved in making this group successful.
I am planning to give my GMAT in May this year..so thats about a month from now..
I have given a few practice tests. Kaplan, I scored 560 first time and 2 weeks later 570 which was last week. I also gave one powerprep test and got 620 on that last week. I am aiming at a score of 700+ and have been studying from the official guide. Am almost half done with the official guide. I am getting nervous now since my scores are not that good on the tests and just have about a month left. My main problem is the verbal section...sometimes lose out on sentence correction, or sometimes on reading comprehension or else critical reasoning. I really need to know how to get my verbal skills up and also how to interpret my scores on the tests given so far.

Thanks
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Re: How to interpret practice test scores ?? [#permalink] New post 14 May 2003, 15:52
maverick wrote:
Hello everybody!!,
This is my first message to this group and I must thank BB and other people involved in making this group successful.
I am planning to give my GMAT in May this year..so thats about a month from now..
I have given a few practice tests. Kaplan, I scored 560 first time and 2 weeks later 570 which was last week. I also gave one powerprep test and got 620 on that last week. I am aiming at a score of 700+ and have been studying from the official guide. Am almost half done with the official guide. I am getting nervous now since my scores are not that good on the tests and just have about a month left. My main problem is the verbal section...sometimes lose out on sentence correction, or sometimes on reading comprehension or else critical reasoning. I really need to know how to get my verbal skills up and also how to interpret my scores on the tests given so far.

Thanks



I just found this message :roll:
Oops; it was during my finals week :(

I guess it was the first and the last one :lol: It is a little cruel, but it is funny.

I have a question, why are so many saying: "Give GMAT"?
You are taking it, not giving.... strange I would say....
Re: How to interpret practice test scores ??   [#permalink] 14 May 2003, 15:52
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