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I took the same route and did the diagnostic test with no timer and Quans and Verbal in a different sitting.
How do you go and score the result. I am seeing OG gives a table saying Avg, below or above. I am eager to put a score to my test and see where I stand (say 500-600 ) or something like that
Any tool or pointers for that

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Thanks Vips,

That was a quick reply!!

I think I will choose the OG Diagnostic Test for the moment.

Let me start my prep and I will keep you guys posted. Hoping for the best here :)
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Thanks Vips,
That was a quick reply!!
I think I will choose the OG Diagnostic Test for the moment.
Let me start my prep and I will keep you guys posted. Hoping for the best here :)
I took the same route and did the diagnostic test with no timer and Quans and Verbal in a different sitting.
How do you go and score the result. I am seeing OG gives a table saying Avg, below or above. I am eager to put a score to my test and see where I stand (say 500-600 ) or something like that
Any tool or pointers for that
Thanks
If you need to see where u stand in terms of 200-800 scale, the only option is taking a practice test. Diagnostic test while gives u a good idea about ur current level in terms of strength and weakness, however, does not give u points on scale of 200-800.
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Oh!! I wasn't aware of that. I guess it only leaves me with the option of 'wasting' one GMATPrep test. :evil:

Still, I have some more time with me before I take up my 1st test. So, more suggestions are welcome.
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Your GMATPREP will probably not get "wasted" because by the time you take the same CAT again after 2-3 months, chances are good that you will not remember any question from the test
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A very fine (and possibly valid) point indeed!! Going through one of the threads I am now aware that I can reset the software to give the tests again.
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Guys, I started with MGMAT and took the 1st test (which is free). Have managed a 640 without prep. Let see where this takes me from here.
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Congrats on the 640, that is a great score to start out with. Best of luck in your studies.

As you said earlier, you can reset the GMAT prep tests as often a you want but after 2-3 times you are gonna start seeing repeat questions.
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