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21 Nov 2007, 06:25
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Hi,
I'm 26 yrs old and from Sweden with a MSc-degree. I had never seen the GMAT test until two days ago, but decided to sign up for the test on 3 December, as I've began to consider an MBA. I had no idea that people spend so much time preparing for the test. In the country where I'm from, people usually take standardized tests without a lot of preparation, and this is the general approach I had when signing up. Anyway, I decided to do the Kaplan Practice Test last night and scored 700. This was without any previous experience of these types of questions. I found the quantitative part to be very easy with my MSc-background, and only had one mistake. The verbal part was more challenging, considering that English isn't my mother tounge.
Now, finally to my question.. Do you guys think I could make improvements on this score by preparing, or should I just relax and take the test on the 3rd without any further preparations? Any recommendations on good ways to improve from 700 to 750+? My goal is to have "all doors open" when applying to different business schools.
I'm 26 yrs old and from Sweden with a MSc-degree. I had never seen the GMAT test until two days ago, but decided to sign up for the test on 3 December, as I've began to consider an MBA. I had no idea that people spend so much time preparing for the test. In the country where I'm from, people usually take standardized tests without a lot of preparation, and this is the general approach I had when signing up. Anyway, I decided to do the Kaplan Practice Test last night and scored 700. This was without any previous experience of these types of questions. I found the quantitative part to be very easy with my MSc-background, and only had one mistake. The verbal part was more challenging, considering that English isn't my mother tounge.
Now, finally to my question.. Do you guys think I could make improvements on this score by preparing, or should I just relax and take the test on the 3rd without any further preparations? Any recommendations on good ways to improve from 700 to 750+? My goal is to have "all doors open" when applying to different business schools.
21 Nov 2007, 22:10
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Most people say that kaplan's scored is flawed and that it's usually lower than your real score. So that's good news for you.
You can try gmatprep to get a more accurate report.
Did you do kaplan CAT or a paper test?
You can try gmatprep to get a more accurate report.
Did you do kaplan CAT or a paper test?
22 Nov 2007, 05:16
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Thanks for your reply. I did the online practice test that they allow you to do for free when you register at kaptest.com. I will try the GMATprep to see how the scores compare to each other. Based on the Kaplan test, I should put my focus on the sentence correction part.
