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19 Oct 2018, 12:50
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Hi guys, so i have my test this monday. I have been preparing for a few months now. My goal is to get atleast a 600. I took the kaplan practice test online and scored a 620, however i took the gmatprep test from one of their 2 free tests, and scored a 560. Does anyone have any expertise on which is more accurate?
19 Oct 2018, 14:02
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Definitely the GMATprep is more accurate as it is from the creators of the GMAT.
Good luck in your test! I hope you get your score!
All the best
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Good luck in your test! I hope you get your score!
All the best
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19 Oct 2018, 17:31
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Hey candey11,
As has already been mentioned, GMATPrep is going to be as close as you can get to the real thing since it's made by GMAC. However, don't let that overshadow what needs to happen in the next few days (and remember that GMAC claims that their scores are accurate to within +/-30 points, so you are almost within the margin of error of the score you want). Remember that the couple days before you take your test should be take up with some light studying and review, but that your primary job the next couple days is to stay healthy and rest up mentally for your big day. There is not a whole lot you can change in a weekend, and any heavy studying is going to do you more harm than good. (That means no practice tests this weekend!) Eat well, sleep well, and try to relax a little!
As has already been mentioned, GMATPrep is going to be as close as you can get to the real thing since it's made by GMAC. However, don't let that overshadow what needs to happen in the next few days (and remember that GMAC claims that their scores are accurate to within +/-30 points, so you are almost within the margin of error of the score you want). Remember that the couple days before you take your test should be take up with some light studying and review, but that your primary job the next couple days is to stay healthy and rest up mentally for your big day. There is not a whole lot you can change in a weekend, and any heavy studying is going to do you more harm than good. (That means no practice tests this weekend!) Eat well, sleep well, and try to relax a little!
