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03 Jan 2018, 01:07
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Hey guys!
First time poster here. I took the official GMATPrep practice test the other day on the computer and got a 750 (M: 50, V: 42, IR: 8) with about an hour of preparation beforehand. I would definitely be happy with that score on an actual GMAT, so I have two questions:
1. Exactly how accurate in your experience is the GMATPrep test?
2. Where should I go from here? Obviously, it'd be great to improve this score but I think my priority is to get to a point where I can get a 750 reliably going into a real GMAT test. I have not purchased any prep materials, and am not really sure what the best path is moving forward. I will say that my biggest weakness right now is clearly data sufficiency; of the eight questions I got wrong in the quant section, six of them were data sufficiency Q's. Thanks so much guys!
First time poster here. I took the official GMATPrep practice test the other day on the computer and got a 750 (M: 50, V: 42, IR: 8) with about an hour of preparation beforehand. I would definitely be happy with that score on an actual GMAT, so I have two questions:
1. Exactly how accurate in your experience is the GMATPrep test?
2. Where should I go from here? Obviously, it'd be great to improve this score but I think my priority is to get to a point where I can get a 750 reliably going into a real GMAT test. I have not purchased any prep materials, and am not really sure what the best path is moving forward. I will say that my biggest weakness right now is clearly data sufficiency; of the eight questions I got wrong in the quant section, six of them were data sufficiency Q's. Thanks so much guys!
03 Jan 2018, 03:13
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1. The GMATPreps are very accurate (though they can't simulate exam day pressure). They use the same algorithm as the GMAT and have a good set of questions. You should be fine if you were not already familiar with the questions you got on your test.
2. I don't see any need for intensive preparation here (750 with 1 hour of prep sounds amazing). You clearly do not have too many weaknesses. I suggest you take a few (2-3) more tests and check which areas you need to revise. Work on those concepts and take 1 or 2 more tests to practice your timing strategy. If you consistently get high scores, go ahead and take the test.
