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Hi this is my first time posting and I just had a stupid question. Sorry if the topic is already posted I am just too disheartened to search the forums.
Well here's the question or moreof a problem. I took a Kaplan Prep course that just ended about a month ago. My scores were as follows:
Diag: 490
Cat 1: 520
Cat 2: 600
Cat 3: 580
Cat 4: 590
Cat 5: 600
Why is it that I'm having so much trouble scoring higher than that 600 mark? I've read that Kaplan is just harder so I should add 100 to each score. If I were to do that then I'd have a 700. While I know I'm busting my ass studying it's somewhat farfetched. 650 and higher maybe.
I pretty much study every week night from 6-10pm, weekends 12-6 or so, doing questions in OG 11. So far I'm averaging about 90 percent correct but these are just for the first 150 questions of Quantitative and first 100 questions of Verbal, which I've heard are the easier questions.
Please someone help and tell me what I need to do to get out of this standstill.
Thanks!!!!
Well here's the question or moreof a problem. I took a Kaplan Prep course that just ended about a month ago. My scores were as follows:
Diag: 490
Cat 1: 520
Cat 2: 600
Cat 3: 580
Cat 4: 590
Cat 5: 600
Why is it that I'm having so much trouble scoring higher than that 600 mark? I've read that Kaplan is just harder so I should add 100 to each score. If I were to do that then I'd have a 700. While I know I'm busting my ass studying it's somewhat farfetched. 650 and higher maybe.
I pretty much study every week night from 6-10pm, weekends 12-6 or so, doing questions in OG 11. So far I'm averaging about 90 percent correct but these are just for the first 150 questions of Quantitative and first 100 questions of Verbal, which I've heard are the easier questions.
Please someone help and tell me what I need to do to get out of this standstill.
Thanks!!!!
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