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17 Jun 2009, 05:44
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I have four days until my test and my quant score has been declining, my verbal is generally strong although last night's practice test was horrible in both areas. I've gotten a 670/680 on MGMAT, and 650/610 
on MBAPrep. How much does the logarithm for MBAPrep tests mirror the GMAT? The test I got 610 on I got considerably fewer questions wrong, and I got more correct back to back which would make me think they'd give me harder questions...
Anyway, should I try to find more quant questions to practice on (I've done everything in the OG and OG QR) or should I keep taking MGMAT tests (the only tests left that I have access to)?
I really just want a 670/680, so please advise with that goal in mind.
on MBAPrep. How much does the logarithm for MBAPrep tests mirror the GMAT? The test I got 610 on I got considerably fewer questions wrong, and I got more correct back to back which would make me think they'd give me harder questions...Anyway, should I try to find more quant questions to practice on (I've done everything in the OG and OG QR) or should I keep taking MGMAT tests (the only tests left that I have access to)?
I really just want a 670/680, so please advise with that goal in mind.
17 Jun 2009, 09:52
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Wow - we had exactly the same discussion last week: 4-days-to-go-need-advice-79672.html
GMATprep is the most accurate measurement of your GMAT performance. You can check GMAT Score Estimator/Calculator for correlation with other tests, but GMAT Prep is the most accurate.
GMATprep is the most accurate measurement of your GMAT performance. You can check GMAT Score Estimator/Calculator for correlation with other tests, but GMAT Prep is the most accurate.
18 Jun 2009, 21:03
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i've done both the GMATPrep tests, my scores were 700 and 740.. score on the Manhattan was lower, i scored 640. i've completed all the top 5 tests, and apart from the GMATPrep, have averages around 640-670. my GMAt is in 4 days, on 23rd june, can you please help me and suggest any strategy for the last days.
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