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13 Feb 2010, 11:27
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I studied for the GMAT for about a month last summer and mustered a 670 on the only CAT I attempted (MGMAT CAT 1). I then decided to resume studying four weeks ago, enrolled in a MGMAT online course and, after two weeks of prep, scored 650 on MGMAT CAT 2.
Today, after a further two weeks of study (four weeks in total), I scored 720 (Q42, V47) on GMAT Prep 1. I've been putting in a lot of work, but a 70 point difference in 2 weeks strikes me as being abnormal. How confident should I be that my abilities are more in line with my most recent score? Is it reasonable to think that my scoring ability is currently somewhere in the low 700s, or should I regard this result with skepticism?
I only wish that today's CAT had been the actual test, as I would have walked away satisfied with the result! 720 was the target I set for myself when I first started studying - if I can replicate this result on future practice CATs, I'll revise my target score upwards.
Today, after a further two weeks of study (four weeks in total), I scored 720 (Q42, V47) on GMAT Prep 1. I've been putting in a lot of work, but a 70 point difference in 2 weeks strikes me as being abnormal. How confident should I be that my abilities are more in line with my most recent score? Is it reasonable to think that my scoring ability is currently somewhere in the low 700s, or should I regard this result with skepticism?
I only wish that today's CAT had been the actual test, as I would have walked away satisfied with the result! 720 was the target I set for myself when I first started studying - if I can replicate this result on future practice CATs, I'll revise my target score upwards.
13 Feb 2010, 12:40
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well all i can say is that a lot of people will do just about anything to be in your place. so savour it and believe you deserve it. Rationally, you should take the test again soon and see if the score stands. best of luck.
13 Feb 2010, 15:08
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i suggest taking few more cats and see what you get.
