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Finally got a 640 in GMAT after getting a bunch of 550 scores in MGMAT.
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smachary did you get 640 on the real GMAT?

I feel really bad because I am getting bad scores on the MGMAT CATs (around 640) and I feel really bad because I do terrible in quant :(((.
I really like the questions. I think they are really close to the real thing but a little bit harder than other practice material out there.

I used to be good at Math but doing GMAT quant makes me realize that I actually suck at math :(((
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yesterday I took one and immediately got slammed with superhard math questions... I like the evaluation report very much though.

you see how many questions you get from each pool and how many are correct/wrong including which types + pacing option is very good.

500-600 Nr. right / Nr. wrong
600-700 Nr. right / Nr. wrong
700-800 Nr. right / Nr. wrong

I score 680 on my first test hoping to improve (Hope that the real test will be easier :-) )
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yeah i just got a 580 on my first prep test..im not sure how valid that score..i haventtakena full length GMAT practice test in a few months but have been studying on and off for a couple of months now....i do like how they break down the questions to show what bucket they are taking the questions from...
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I suggest do take timed test instead of no limit for time. Thats makes difference.
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Could others comment on this?

I've taken 3 MGMAT Tests so far and scored 590, 670, and 660. I have been reviewing the OG Math religiously, and been able to tackle most of the problems. But whenever I try some MGMAT math sometimes I'm just like "huh? I've never seen this before in my life".
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it doesn't make much sense to categorize questions 700 etc. a 700 could be a scored by someone who gets 99% match subscore, but their verbal could by @70%. or vice verca. both these candidates scored a final 700, but their math performance would be different.

it would be much more accurate if they termed a math question by estimated miss rate, or by quant percentile ranking
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