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09 Aug 2007, 08:42
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With how many points will someone likely increase their score during the studying process? 10-50-100? What materials had the greatest effect on your testscore. What did you do to gain confidence (I think this is crucial). Please share what helped you close the gap between your starting point and target score.
Another thing I like to know; how do the Kaplan simulation CAT's compare to the real GMAT test? Yesterday I took a diagnose test and scored 630 (90% Quant perc and 80% Verbal). Do people consistenly score higher or lower on these test compared to real test results or is it random...
I know now where I am and what to expect (it's not a marathon but rather compares to a sprint hehe
) and I think these tests are a great way to put focus and direction in the study process. How did you use them?
Many thanx in advance
Another thing I like to know; how do the Kaplan simulation CAT's compare to the real GMAT test? Yesterday I took a diagnose test and scored 630 (90% Quant perc and 80% Verbal). Do people consistenly score higher or lower on these test compared to real test results or is it random...
I know now where I am and what to expect (it's not a marathon but rather compares to a sprint hehe
) and I think these tests are a great way to put focus and direction in the study process. How did you use them?
Many thanx in advance
09 Aug 2007, 09:15
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kaplan cats tend to underestimate your actual scores tremendously, not because they have harder questions, but because they have poorly written questions.
the gmatprep is the only true measure of your potential gmat score.
kaplan cats - 590, 650, 670
gmatprep - 770, 780
actual - 780
the gmatprep is the only true measure of your potential gmat score.
kaplan cats - 590, 650, 670
gmatprep - 770, 780
actual - 780
11 Aug 2007, 18:07
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Yeah, I agree. Don't use Kaplan tests to gauge your performance. Use GMATPrep and Princeton Review tests. They're both adaptive like the real GMAT.
The best thing you can do to improve your scores is to understand what you did wrong as you prep. Analyze the results carefully and look for patterns in your errors. When you attack those problems, and follow through with a diligent prep schedule, you can see strong increases.
The best thing you can do to improve your scores is to understand what you did wrong as you prep. Analyze the results carefully and look for patterns in your errors. When you attack those problems, and follow through with a diligent prep schedule, you can see strong increases.
