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09 Jan 2012, 05:32
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Hi my friends:
Let me vent for you. I need only 400 on GMAT, no more. Ive been studying for almOst a month going back and forth between Kaplan and Princeton books. After that I tried Kaplan cat 1 and got 320. I feel so depressed. Then I've started challenging myself with OG 12. My average for the first 180 questions for the ps was 70%. And almost same avg for the rest.
My real GMAT test is on 20th of this month. Why my score in Kaplan was like that? Am I ready for 400 score? What should I do next ?
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Let me vent for you. I need only 400 on GMAT, no more. Ive been studying for almOst a month going back and forth between Kaplan and Princeton books. After that I tried Kaplan cat 1 and got 320. I feel so depressed. Then I've started challenging myself with OG 12. My average for the first 180 questions for the ps was 70%. And almost same avg for the rest.
My real GMAT test is on 20th of this month. Why my score in Kaplan was like that? Am I ready for 400 score? What should I do next ?
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09 Jan 2012, 09:52
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It is impossible for us to know if you are "ready" for a 400. I would recommend that you take the GMATprep test from MBA.com. This will give you the best estimate of your real score.
Out of curiousity, what do you need the 400 score for?
Out of curiousity, what do you need the 400 score for?
09 Jan 2012, 20:29
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400 for MBA. I was thinking to move to another university, but my job only pays for it. Lol I don't want to miss this apportunity. I will try to take GMAT prep, but what about the manhattan practice tests? Are they the same?
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