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27 Jul 2011, 14:22
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hi, My GMAT is in three days and I am really confused and disappointed with my current scores.
Power Pre II 6/20/2011 : 680 ( Q - 47, V -37 )
MGMAT CAT 2 6/30/2011 : 640 ( Q - 44, V - 33 )
GMAT Prep I 7/25/2011 : 690 ( Q - 44, V - 35 ) ( took third time...not sure if it truly represent my score )
MGMAT 3 7/22/2011 - 650 ( Q - 44, V - 35 )
MGMAT 7/26/2011 - 600 ( Q - 42, V - 32 )
MGMAT 7/27/2011 - 600 ( Q- 43, V - 31 )
There is a lot of variations among all different test scores. I am confused....which one of these scores will be close to my real GMAT score. I am targeting a score around 680. Please help.
Power Pre II 6/20/2011 : 680 ( Q - 47, V -37 )
MGMAT CAT 2 6/30/2011 : 640 ( Q - 44, V - 33 )
GMAT Prep I 7/25/2011 : 690 ( Q - 44, V - 35 ) ( took third time...not sure if it truly represent my score )
MGMAT 3 7/22/2011 - 650 ( Q - 44, V - 35 )
MGMAT 7/26/2011 - 600 ( Q - 42, V - 32 )
MGMAT 7/27/2011 - 600 ( Q- 43, V - 31 )
There is a lot of variations among all different test scores. I am confused....which one of these scores will be close to my real GMAT score. I am targeting a score around 680. Please help.
27 Jul 2011, 14:28
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Looks to me like you are taking them in too rapid a succession. Ideally you'd do one or two a week, so you can spend the rest of your time thoroughly examining what you got wrong, and returning to the study materials to reinforce that stuff. If you take a test one day, and then another two days later, and then another two days after that, you're still going to not know what you didn't know on the day of the first test. Really dig into the info that CATs give you about your strengths and weaknesses. This is the true value of CATs.
EDIT: oops, I missed the part about "GMAT in 3 days." At this point I think the best thing to do is return to those outputs from MGMAT tests, look at what your best opportunities are, and work hard on those areas in drills and practice sets. I frankly don't see a lot of value in doing more full CATs, you'll just burn out. Instead try to add a couple more topics to your "I know this" arsenal.
EDIT: oops, I missed the part about "GMAT in 3 days." At this point I think the best thing to do is return to those outputs from MGMAT tests, look at what your best opportunities are, and work hard on those areas in drills and practice sets. I frankly don't see a lot of value in doing more full CATs, you'll just burn out. Instead try to add a couple more topics to your "I know this" arsenal.
27 Jul 2011, 14:47
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sarahw
Generally GMAT prep score is the closest to your actual GMAT score. But since you have taken the same G-prep test couple of times, I doubt if we can trust that score. Why don't you take GMAT prep practice test 2?
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