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06 Apr 2005, 19:39
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If you look at my Kaplan score, they are not very different from yours. I took the first Kaplan about 2 weeks after I started my prepartion and I got a 640. After about 1 1/2 month more of prep, I got 630 in the second Kaplan. This destroyed my confidence and felt miserable. So, I know the feeling! That said, I now realize that Kaplan score does not mean much as the Kaplan math is tougher than GMAT math and Kaplan verbal is not in line with GMAT verbal. GMAT RCs are easier than Kaplan RC, but I thought that the real GMAT SCs were no easier than Kaplan SCs.
Your PP scores look good. But since you want 99% (~760), you need to work hard and learn from the mistakes you have been doing in the time between now and your exams to reach that goal. If you plan to solve the ETS paper tests, I recommend you solving them and then taking the OG as quite a few of the paper test questions are from OG. Also, take one PR CAT and see where you stand.
Best wishes! I have a feeling you will do it!
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If you look at my Kaplan score, they are not very different from yours. I took the first Kaplan about 2 weeks after I started my prepartion and I got a 640. After about 1 1/2 month more of prep, I got 630 in the second Kaplan. This destroyed my confidence and felt miserable. So, I know the feeling! That said, I now realize that Kaplan score does not mean much as the Kaplan math is tougher than GMAT math and Kaplan verbal is not in line with GMAT verbal. GMAT RCs are easier than Kaplan RC, but I thought that the real GMAT SCs were no easier than Kaplan SCs.
Your PP scores look good. But since you want 99% (~760), you need to work hard and learn from the mistakes you have been doing in the time between now and your exams to reach that goal. If you plan to solve the ETS paper tests, I recommend you solving them and then taking the OG as quite a few of the paper test questions are from OG. Also, take one PR CAT and see where you stand.
Best wishes! I have a feeling you will do it!
06 Apr 2005, 19:47
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nocilis, cud u plz share with us ur strike rates in OG for all sections.
Thx !
Thx !
06 Apr 2005, 19:48
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During the last two weeks, I took 3 CATs complete with AWAs so that I could build up my stamina and practice for the real thing.
I thought Princeton CRs were similar to the real exam. I don't remember Kaplan CRs anymore, sorry.
For me, most of the non-boldface CRs I got in the exam were easily crackable by POE. The answers were obvious and I was very confident about them.
One of the Boldface CR that I got was very tough where two choices were extremely close and I had to pick one and move on. The other BF was of moderate difficulty.
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During the last two weeks, I took 3 CATs complete with AWAs so that I could build up my stamina and practice for the real thing.
I thought Princeton CRs were similar to the real exam. I don't remember Kaplan CRs anymore, sorry.
For me, most of the non-boldface CRs I got in the exam were easily crackable by POE. The answers were obvious and I was very confident about them.
One of the Boldface CR that I got was very tough where two choices were extremely close and I had to pick one and move on. The other BF was of moderate difficulty.
