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Re: Help with GMAT study plan [#permalink]
I took another MCAT today and scored 640 (Q43,V34)
But Many of quant problems I felt that they were ambiguous and confusing
How accurate this score compared to official questions?


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Hi Abdelrahman01,

The MGMAT CATs are regarded by many Test Takers as a bit tougher than normal, but they'll give you a reasonably accurate score (assuming that you use the CAT correctly). Since your scores continue to improve, there's isn't an obvious change to your study plan that I would recommend. You have to realize that since you're scoring at a higher level now, the missing points that you're looking for will come from a 'more narrow' group of subjects and question types (eg. raising a 550 to a 600 is easier than raising a 650 to a 700). As such, you really have to 'nitpick' your performance on each CAT so that you can determine WHY you got questions wrong.

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