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04 Sep 2021, 02:58
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Hello everyone,
I'm just starting studying for the GMAT. As many suggest, I've taken a first mock test to establish a starting point and to know what I should focus on.
I took a test that comes with the Princeton book "cracking the GMAT" (anyone knows how accurate the test is?)
These are my scores
Q46 (21 out of 31)
V39 (22 out of 36)
Score: 690
Now my questions are:
- are these results consistent with the number of correct answers? I haven't quite understood how it works, but it seems to me that these scores are a bit too high, also considering that this is my first ever attempt and that I have NEVER studied for the GMAT. I have answered correctly to roughly 2/3 of the questions and scored in the 85th percentile... a bit strange.
- if this really is my starting point, how much can I improve? I have 2 months and a half (and will probably be able to study 1 hour per day)
Thank you!!
I'm just starting studying for the GMAT. As many suggest, I've taken a first mock test to establish a starting point and to know what I should focus on.
I took a test that comes with the Princeton book "cracking the GMAT" (anyone knows how accurate the test is?)
These are my scores
Q46 (21 out of 31)
V39 (22 out of 36)
Score: 690
Now my questions are:
- are these results consistent with the number of correct answers? I haven't quite understood how it works, but it seems to me that these scores are a bit too high, also considering that this is my first ever attempt and that I have NEVER studied for the GMAT. I have answered correctly to roughly 2/3 of the questions and scored in the 85th percentile... a bit strange.
- if this really is my starting point, how much can I improve? I have 2 months and a half (and will probably be able to study 1 hour per day)
Thank you!!
04 Sep 2021, 04:55
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Hi lorenzoboole,
Honestly speaking, Princeton mock test is not a well-known one. Official mock tests are the best ones reflecting your true ability, so counting on a non-official CAT might not be a good idea. Why don't you try an official CAT as two of them are free for all? Among non-official CATs, veritas prep and manhattan prep are good options.
Best Wishes!
Honestly speaking, Princeton mock test is not a well-known one. Official mock tests are the best ones reflecting your true ability, so counting on a non-official CAT might not be a good idea. Why don't you try an official CAT as two of them are free for all? Among non-official CATs, veritas prep and manhattan prep are good options.
Best Wishes!
04 Sep 2021, 04:57
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690 is a very good starting score. IMO you can target 750 in two and a half months. Do not think much about the number of right or wrong as the penalty is not the same for answer wrong an easy and hard question. Important is do not answer wrong a simple or medium question and have fair accuracy in answering hard ones.
) and scored Q50 and V38. This will be my baseline to target 730-750 as 
