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14 Jun 2017, 10:14
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I have been giving GMAT CLUB tests for last month. I have given 5 maths test so far, however I have never crossed 47. (Range : 42 to 47). I have given 2 GMATPREP tests in which I scored 50 and 49.
I would like to know whether difficulty level of actual GMAT maths section is similar to that that of GMATCLUB?
My GMAT is scheduled next month, should I attempt all the remaining tests?
Any responses to this thread would help me in deciding the preparation schedule.
I would like to know whether difficulty level of actual GMAT maths section is similar to that that of GMATCLUB?
My GMAT is scheduled next month, should I attempt all the remaining tests?
Any responses to this thread would help me in deciding the preparation schedule.
14 Jun 2017, 10:19
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Usually GMAT Prep is the single and only best indicator of your score.
However, you have to think if you encountered any repeat questions in your test - any questions that you have solved in the past. If yes, then your score is inflated. If no, then you are welcome to use the Q49/Q50 as your guidance. I do have to point out that our quant tests are quite accurate (questions are harder but the scoring algorithm has been honed to be within just 1-2 points of the actual test scores).
What I would suggest as the next steps is looking at your weaknesses and pursuing your mistakes. You don't need to take tests day in and day out but you do want to fix and patch the gaps you have. For that, a quiz would do better.
Good Luck!
However, you have to think if you encountered any repeat questions in your test - any questions that you have solved in the past. If yes, then your score is inflated. If no, then you are welcome to use the Q49/Q50 as your guidance. I do have to point out that our quant tests are quite accurate (questions are harder but the scoring algorithm has been honed to be within just 1-2 points of the actual test scores).
What I would suggest as the next steps is looking at your weaknesses and pursuing your mistakes. You don't need to take tests day in and day out but you do want to fix and patch the gaps you have. For that, a quiz would do better.
Good Luck!
14 Jun 2017, 10:27
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Thank You Very Much!
There were no repeat questions in GMAT PREP.
I will start giving quiz.
There were no repeat questions in GMAT PREP.
I will start giving quiz.
