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14 Aug 2010, 04:54
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Hi
I booked my GMAT yesterday for September end and downloaded the GMATPrep software. Haven't touched math since the past 12 years so thought I'd benchmark myself before starting prep to see which areas I need to focus on.
Surprisingly, I managed a 770 score. Baring 4-5 questions, I had found the rest pretty straight forward.
My question is: How accurate a representation of the actual GMAT does the GMATPrep provide? Is there any other question set that is more challenging?
Also, even after multiple reviews, I tend to disagree with the solutions for some of the questions I got incorrect.. and this scares me - what if the questions I marked 'correct' as well have wrong solutions in the software's data bank?
Any feedback from others who have given the GMATPrep will be helpful.
I booked my GMAT yesterday for September end and downloaded the GMATPrep software. Haven't touched math since the past 12 years so thought I'd benchmark myself before starting prep to see which areas I need to focus on.
Surprisingly, I managed a 770 score. Baring 4-5 questions, I had found the rest pretty straight forward.
My question is: How accurate a representation of the actual GMAT does the GMATPrep provide? Is there any other question set that is more challenging?
Also, even after multiple reviews, I tend to disagree with the solutions for some of the questions I got incorrect.. and this scares me - what if the questions I marked 'correct' as well have wrong solutions in the software's data bank?
Any feedback from others who have given the GMATPrep will be helpful.
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14 Aug 2010, 05:01
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The GMAT Prep software uses the same scoring algorithm as the actual GMAT and hence is the most accurate representation of a test score that there is available. That said, chances are you are missing out on the concepts that you got wrong, it could be minute details at that scoring level. I am pretty positive there aren't errors in the solutions. Maybe you can identify just those areas where you got the questions wrong and work on them.
Good job!
Good job!
15 Aug 2010, 10:23
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Just google the questions that you got incorrect. "GMATPrep...." Almost most of the questions you will see discussed in some forums. In manhattan gmat forums, even instructors give explanation. I am sure GMATPrep does not have any mistakes, it is just that you are missing some information. Can you post those quetions?
