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Sorry Jackouille, the GMATPrep tests don't include explanations. But if you search for the questions on GMAT Club or Google, you'll find explanations for pretty much everything.
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Official prep tests & 800scores worked for me!
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I have a question for those familiar with Kaplan CAT tests. I scored a 650 on Kaplan CAT 1 (including IR). I did not get seperate QV scores but my Quant percentage was Below 85% , and Verbal Percentage below 66%. What does this mean? On the GMAT scale a 85 percentile is roughly a 48 or 49 , but below 85th percentile? How much below? Do they use percentages of 1% or 5%? I wish they really would just give Q V scores just like the test they are simulating.
My overall experience in Quant was that it included 3-4 Probability questions which i have read is quite unusual in the real thing however the questions overall were neither tougher nor easier when compared to GMAT PREP although others are of the opinion that they are slightly easier (i could not tell the difference)... Verbal was not brutal but somehow i did really badly in CR (accuracy 55%), whereas in GMAT PREP , OG13, OG Verbal, GMAC QP 1 etc i have always had an accuracy of 85+% in CR, and my CR performance on the first MGMAT CAT was 100% . 66% roughly corresponds to a V33 but again i dont know how much below 66% i scored ...
My overall experience in Quant was that it included 3-4 Probability questions which i have read is quite unusual in the real thing however the questions overall were neither tougher nor easier when compared to GMAT PREP although others are of the opinion that they are slightly easier (i could not tell the difference)... Verbal was not brutal but somehow i did really badly in CR (accuracy 55%), whereas in GMAT PREP , OG13, OG Verbal, GMAC QP 1 etc i have always had an accuracy of 85+% in CR, and my CR performance on the first MGMAT CAT was 100% . 66% roughly corresponds to a V33 but again i dont know how much below 66% i scored ...
