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See this link: https://gmatclub.com/gmat-score-estimate/

Kaplan tests on CD are harder and are anywhere between 50 and 100 points under your real GMAT score. I am yet to see the change in their scoring algorithm. Paper and Pencil - not so sure.
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Thanks bb. Maybe it was because it was only my first test, but I thought that the Pearson test was a lot harder. Couple that with me doing research and finding that supposedly now Kaplan is a lot more realistic than before (i.e. easier), I was thinking that it may not be harder than the actual test. Either way, I hope that the 660, with Kaplan and studying on the side can get me a 700 at least. Then again the actual test with the pressure and all is a different animal.
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Interesting that the GMATPrep, projects lower (my 610 projects to a 590 as opposed to my 660 on the Kaplan projecting to a 740), yet I found it significantly harder than the Kaplan test. Once again, maybe the paper and pencil test was just easier than the CD is.
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