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10 Feb 2005, 23:26
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Well, I have two more days before G-Day. So I did my first PP test today and finished 760. I don't think this number tells me anything because I have done all OG. Yesterday, I did the 3rd Kaplan 2004 CAT and got 640 (1st = 550, 2nd = 600). I wonder why the test in Kaplan is getting easier. Is that because the software was running out of hard questions????
Anyway, I could finished Quan in PP and still had 10 mins extra. I had like 20 mins extra in Verbal because I almost remember all the answers from OG, except SC.
Now, this is also my first time trying to do the full test including the essay. I found out 30 mins is not a lot of time. My question is: did you guys write down on scratch paper first before typing?
Anyway, I could finished Quan in PP and still had 10 mins extra. I had like 20 mins extra in Verbal because I almost remember all the answers from OG, except SC.
Now, this is also my first time trying to do the full test including the essay. I found out 30 mins is not a lot of time. My question is: did you guys write down on scratch paper first before typing?
11 Feb 2005, 00:47
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I did the essays for my first PowerPrep test. I didn't write much on paper, except like three or four outline points. I too feel that 30 minutes was not much. I almost didn't have time to finish my AI essay and had to conclude in a hurry.
Two days before the big day. And looks like you are very prepared. Good luck to you!
Two days before the big day. And looks like you are very prepared. Good luck to you!
11 Feb 2005, 06:21
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I think you are in good shape after all that practice qhoc. I remember the second time I did the test, I got 760 in PP and ended up with 650 on actual test; OG contamination makes PP unreliable. Particularly, recognizing the verbal questions, especially RC, will not force you to read with the level of attention you should have. However, the good thing is to practice many of those CAT to get the feel of the exam and build your stamina. Just write the exam as though it were another CAT that you were taking... easier said than done but it is what you should keep in mind always. Come back with your success story. You've been a great contributor throughout and I wish you all the best 
