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08 Aug 2011, 00:53
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Hi,
I have taken two Kaplan CATs and my scores are.
CAT 1 diagnostic:650(80 % Quantitative 68% verbal 89 %)
CAT 2:690 (88 % Quantitative 79% verbal 95%)
How do I interpret these results???Is this similar to the original test???I took the original GMAT 2 months ago and scored 630(V 30 math 47)..Am i showing genuine improvement???My target score is 730
Thanks and Regards,
Vignesh
I have taken two Kaplan CATs and my scores are.
CAT 1 diagnostic:650(80 % Quantitative 68% verbal 89 %)
CAT 2:690 (88 % Quantitative 79% verbal 95%)
How do I interpret these results???Is this similar to the original test???I took the original GMAT 2 months ago and scored 630(V 30 math 47)..Am i showing genuine improvement???My target score is 730
Thanks and Regards,
Vignesh
08 Aug 2011, 01:15
Kudos
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I think you are getting there. GMAT Prep is really the best indicator.
We have the GMAT Score Calculator but for Kaplan is not quite exact since we have noticed the scoring methodology was changed about a year ago (I need to go and clean it up one of these days).
We have the GMAT Score Calculator but for Kaplan is not quite exact since we have noticed the scoring methodology was changed about a year ago (I need to go and clean it up one of these days).
