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01 Jun 2019, 14:47
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Hi fellow MBA hopefuls!
I have been gearing up to take my GMAT. At this point, I am about five weeks in, and have moved from Magoosh to the official GMAT Guide (online) recently.
So far, my impression is that the Magoosh questions are a tad more difficult than the questions in the OG.
I am almost done with the Verbal practice questions (447 total) on the OG, and so far, have gotten 90% of the questions correct.
Unfortunately, the OG doesn't give you a predicted score as Magoosh does, and I'm curious what kind of a score I could be looking at with my performance right now.
Any thoughts?
Thanks.
I have been gearing up to take my GMAT. At this point, I am about five weeks in, and have moved from Magoosh to the official GMAT Guide (online) recently.
So far, my impression is that the Magoosh questions are a tad more difficult than the questions in the OG.
I am almost done with the Verbal practice questions (447 total) on the OG, and so far, have gotten 90% of the questions correct.
Unfortunately, the OG doesn't give you a predicted score as Magoosh does, and I'm curious what kind of a score I could be looking at with my performance right now.
Any thoughts?
Thanks.
02 Jun 2019, 00:30
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To find the answer, you need to take a couple of practice tests; the ones offered by GMAT Prep would provide you the best possible estimation of your score level.
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02 Jun 2019, 00:53
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icanhazmba
Official Guide is filled with a lot of easy questions, take a practice test at GMAT Prep to correctly measure your score.
