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07 Jun 2004, 12:34
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For those of you who scored high, say from 650-700+, how many of you guys felt you would score what you did during the test?
In another word, was it a surprise when you saw your score?
In another word, was it a surprise when you saw your score?
07 Jun 2004, 14:20
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In my case, i wasnt surprised. it depends on how familiar you are with the Powerprep tests. generally, if you take the powerprep tests, you will get a good idea of the real test experience.
Usually in math, you might have a good idea about how you did. but in verbal, uh-uh, its very hard to tell. I have known many guys who just could not beleive their verbal scores. Most of the times, in verbal, it is often a close call between two choices; three or four questions like that and you are left unsure of where you are.
My advice is to relax and take it ONE question at a time. concentrate on that question only. let the scoring algorithm worry about the score
we have a lot of tips and stuff on how to manage time and how to keep your cool. just check out the website.
hope this helps
sincerely
praet
Usually in math, you might have a good idea about how you did. but in verbal, uh-uh, its very hard to tell. I have known many guys who just could not beleive their verbal scores. Most of the times, in verbal, it is often a close call between two choices; three or four questions like that and you are left unsure of where you are.
My advice is to relax and take it ONE question at a time. concentrate on that question only. let the scoring algorithm worry about the score
we have a lot of tips and stuff on how to manage time and how to keep your cool. just check out the website.
hope this helps
sincerely
praet
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