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08 Apr 2012, 07:56
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Whenever I try Manhattan GMAT tests online my score is around 650-630. I seem to have no problem with the OG12 questions, and when I tried for the first time the GMATprep tests I scored easily 700 on both tests.
Are the Manhattan GMAT questions good comparison? The problem I seem to have is not the issue of knowledge (when I redo MGMAT questions in a non timed mode I have no issue), my issue is that I spend too much time on some of the really long word problems and then the whole tests goes for a toss on the quant side. On the verbal my test scores are consistent. Any advice on what to do or what to expect? I still have another month before my really exam.
Any advice or help is much appreciated.
Thanks!
Are the Manhattan GMAT questions good comparison? The problem I seem to have is not the issue of knowledge (when I redo MGMAT questions in a non timed mode I have no issue), my issue is that I spend too much time on some of the really long word problems and then the whole tests goes for a toss on the quant side. On the verbal my test scores are consistent. Any advice on what to do or what to expect? I still have another month before my really exam.
Any advice or help is much appreciated.
Thanks!
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08 Apr 2012, 08:02
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I think the general consensus on this forum is that MGMAT's quant section is more difficult than that of GMAT prep and also the quant section of the actual test. Hence, I would not worry too much if your quant score is lower on MGMAT's CAT. Gmat prep seems to be more accurate in this respect.
08 Apr 2012, 08:12
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I would agree with the above poster. And also, from what you've said, it sounds like you are having serious timing issues on the MGMAT prep tests. This could be due to tougher questions, or it could just be luck that you got a few toughies on the MGMAT tests. The thing is though, all of those points are most likely directly tied to timing issues b/c timing is one of the most important factors of the GMAT. So next time you get one of those, just guess and move on. I bet your score will go up! Good luck, and congrats on the GMAT prep test of 700. That means you are on track to break the 700 mark... keep it up!
