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10 Aug 2011, 13:34
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Hello everyone,
Was just wondering if I was on the right track with things. I (unfortunately) did my 2 GMAT prep exams way early on, and when I repeated them questions looked too familiar. So I've been practicing through Manhattan GMAT and Kaplan and have had the following scores:
MGMAT 1 : Q 46 V 41 TOTAL 710
MGMAT 2 : Q 47 V 44 TOTAL 740
MGMAT 3 : Q 45 V 45 TOTAL 730
MGMAT 4 : Q 44 V 40 TOTAL 700
KAPLAN: Q 45 V 36 TOTAL 660
Does anyone advise taking any other practice exams over the next 2-3 days to get a better idea of where I'm heading for the real exam? My goal is to make a 700 plus.
Thank you, thank you, AND thank you!
Was just wondering if I was on the right track with things. I (unfortunately) did my 2 GMAT prep exams way early on, and when I repeated them questions looked too familiar. So I've been practicing through Manhattan GMAT and Kaplan and have had the following scores:
MGMAT 1 : Q 46 V 41 TOTAL 710
MGMAT 2 : Q 47 V 44 TOTAL 740
MGMAT 3 : Q 45 V 45 TOTAL 730
MGMAT 4 : Q 44 V 40 TOTAL 700
KAPLAN: Q 45 V 36 TOTAL 660
Does anyone advise taking any other practice exams over the next 2-3 days to get a better idea of where I'm heading for the real exam? My goal is to make a 700 plus.
Thank you, thank you, AND thank you!
bschool2014
10 Aug 2011, 13:58
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Take the GMATPrep as soon as you can. Its the most accurate indicator of the score. Also, look for the GMATPrep practice problems on the forum.
10 Aug 2011, 18:16
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At this point, 2 days is unlikely you'd improve your fundamentals.
Check your Q results. its strange that Kaplan and Manhattan are so close despite the huge differential in test difficulty. Are you making a lot of careless mistakes? If so, find out how you usually make careless mistakes and try to minimize them. A quant at 44-45 will mean you have to absolutely ace the verbal at 42 (95th percentile) in order to breach 700. If you can assure yourself 47++ for quant, you'll have a much bigger leeway in verbal.
Its unfortunate that you used up the GMATprep material, but at this point, just go in with a confident mind, don't panic on the actual day and hope for the best. With your prep scores, its definitely possible to hit 700. Take the Kaplan score with a pinch of salt as their algo appears to have been developed while the programmer was drunk.
Check your Q results. its strange that Kaplan and Manhattan are so close despite the huge differential in test difficulty. Are you making a lot of careless mistakes? If so, find out how you usually make careless mistakes and try to minimize them. A quant at 44-45 will mean you have to absolutely ace the verbal at 42 (95th percentile) in order to breach 700. If you can assure yourself 47++ for quant, you'll have a much bigger leeway in verbal.
Its unfortunate that you used up the GMATprep material, but at this point, just go in with a confident mind, don't panic on the actual day and hope for the best. With your prep scores, its definitely possible to hit 700. Take the Kaplan score with a pinch of salt as their algo appears to have been developed while the programmer was drunk.
. I think I end up missing at least 1-2 problems on math as a result of careless mistakes/ bad timing. Working on that. 
