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19 Apr 2008, 19:05
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I am just curious since a lot of people are re-taking the tests multiple times, me included.
On my 6th re-take of GMP1, I finally broke through and got a 790 (Q51, V48), but I saw too many repeats, like half of the questions on Verbal alone. I know that those scores are not a good indication of how one would do on the real thing, and I am certainly not fooled by it. I treat it more like a game at this point, which you only win all the way if you get the 800. So, I was wondering if anyone has done it and what the scores/ number of mistakes were?
On my 6th re-take of GMP1, I finally broke through and got a 790 (Q51, V48), but I saw too many repeats, like half of the questions on Verbal alone. I know that those scores are not a good indication of how one would do on the real thing, and I am certainly not fooled by it. I treat it more like a game at this point, which you only win all the way if you get the 800. So, I was wondering if anyone has done it and what the scores/ number of mistakes were?
23 Apr 2008, 06:44
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no, but now that I have a lot of time on my hands after the GMAT, I may give it a whirl , moreso to ease me out of gmat mode. Tough to go from 24/7 GMAT for months and months, to nothing
23 Apr 2008, 13:17
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That's how they get ya hooked. The first two are free and then the "real thing" all of a sudden sets you back 250 bucks!!!
). Here's his debrief.
... Now retaking the Gmat again in October mid.
