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bb wrote:
Bogdan's Comments:
NOTE: The Tests that are on the CD are not scored the same way as the Official GMAT; you will be about 100 points off (below) from your final GMAT score, so do not let this fact distress you.
--Bogdan


Thanks for the note. I could see the drop in score.

Another note though, when I was started the english section in the first CD test, the timer went from 1:15 to 1:04 and to 0:45 in 20 second gaps. I got frustrated and thought of exiting the test and recompiling. But, decided to stick as much as possible and atleast get the maths score. Voila, the timer, after 10 minutes, adjusted itself to 1:05.
So, don't exit the tests, if the Kaplan timer goes hap hazard. It might return to the correct time itself.
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I did better with the KAPLAn CD's than the offical exam [#permalink]
I studied for the GMAT for about 3 Months. I put a lot of Energy during the last few weeks. English is my third Language.

I have an engineering background with good understanding of MATH.

I used the official book, Kaplan book with the CD, Princton review with the CD, and the KAPLAN 800 book.

Based on KAPLAN CD, my result was as followed:

CAT 1: 520 (Quant 34, Verbal 23)
CAT 2: 530 (Quant 35, Verbal 23)
CAT 3: 540 (Quant 35, Verbal 24)
CAT 4: 530 (Quant 36, Verbal 22)

I did the GMAT last Tuesday and I was very surprised and frustrated with my very low result
500 (Quant 44, Verbal 16)

I am assuming that I did very bad on the easy and moderate verbal questions. I remember getting some hard verbal questions. Also, I was very tired at the end of the exam and I wasn't giving my 100%

So, just a small comment, the KAPLAN TESTS on the CD, gave me a higher score than my actual GMAT score,
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That again proves that only OG is the prime representative of GMAT.
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