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20 Jan 2018, 08:26
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Hello -
I recently finished the free verbal CAT from gmatclub and am struggling with my results. I scored a V32 with 13 incorrect: 0 500 level incorrect questions, 2 600 level incorrect questions, and 11 700 level questions incorrect. The majority of my questions were 600-700 level.
Two weeks ago I took my first official GMAT practice exam and scored a V40 with 11 incorrect (no detail on difficulty). I'm struggling to understand this disconnect.
Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks!
I recently finished the free verbal CAT from gmatclub and am struggling with my results. I scored a V32 with 13 incorrect: 0 500 level incorrect questions, 2 600 level incorrect questions, and 11 700 level questions incorrect. The majority of my questions were 600-700 level.
Two weeks ago I took my first official GMAT practice exam and scored a V40 with 11 incorrect (no detail on difficulty). I'm struggling to understand this disconnect.
Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks!
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20 Jan 2018, 08:29
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guitarman9470
Hey! usually , I score lower on GMATclub tests as well. Probably, this is because questions here are harder. However, I think that GMAC tests are better predictors. Anyways, Good luck! Ace the GMAT !
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Kudos are very very welcome!
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