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15 Dec 2009, 22:34
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I have about a week to ago and am averaging in the 85-90 overall % in other tests. I took 1 verbal and 1 math test here and it says I am barely average. Either the people here are extremely smart, or I must be pretty bad. Which one is it ?
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16 Dec 2009, 13:22
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It (hit rate below 85-90%) could be because you are new to the forum and to the problem sets available. If you practice some more tests, I am sure you will hit your desired range (90+) here too.
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16 Dec 2009, 15:05
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also dont consider the percentile u get at gmatclub tests, I was told that it was not really an indicator of ur performance, check number/precentage of correct answers instead.
Just break 700, 750, 780 whatever barrier u can break... JUST DO IT. INTENSIFY 
