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27 Apr 2014, 22:10
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I'm taking CATs for both and am wondering which is more accurate, or which score I should pay attention to more. The Quant for the Veritas test seemed more difficult, but then again, it's not exactly my strong suite (and judging by my scores, none of the sections are 
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First test with Kaplan: 580 (35 Q 38V)
Second test with Kaplan: 560 (39Q 27V)
First test with Veritas: 610 (36Q 33V)
I know. I have a lot of work ahead of me with less than 7 weeks left till test day.
) First test with Kaplan: 580 (35 Q 38V)
Second test with Kaplan: 560 (39Q 27V)
First test with Veritas: 610 (36Q 33V)
I know. I have a lot of work ahead of me with less than 7 weeks left till test day.
29 Apr 2014, 12:43
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Don't pay attention to either score. Focus on learning from your mistakes on both tests. The only thing that matters is what you actually get on the real thing. Everything else is just a best guess estimator.
If you'd like you can also gauge yourself with this practice test we offer online: www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-test/practice-test
At the end of the day, what matters is your thought process - how you are able to approach the same question -- or similar types of questions -- in an effective/efficient manner so that you choose the right one quickly and move on.
You may want to study the OG book thoroughly. In the process, take a look at the video explanations we provide to accompany your studies: www.gmatpill.com/official-guide
If you'd like you can also gauge yourself with this practice test we offer online: www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-test/practice-test
At the end of the day, what matters is your thought process - how you are able to approach the same question -- or similar types of questions -- in an effective/efficient manner so that you choose the right one quickly and move on.
You may want to study the OG book thoroughly. In the process, take a look at the video explanations we provide to accompany your studies: www.gmatpill.com/official-guide
01 May 2014, 09:27
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As far as your baseline, your abilities are somewhere around a 580 right now (average of your three scores). In the future, GMATPrep CATs are the most accurate measure of your abilities and when using third party CATs, try to stick with the same set. MGMAT are great because you can get six for about $15.
And that is a good point from GMAT Pill - the important thing is to prep effectively for 2-3 weeks now and then retake a CAT to measure your improvement.
What is your goal score?
If you want guidance on self-studying, please look up my book GMAT Clarity on Amazon. It teaches you how to score your highest preparing for the GMAT without a course. It walks you through getting the best prep materials and planning a perfect course to fit your needs and free time.
And that is a good point from GMAT Pill - the important thing is to prep effectively for 2-3 weeks now and then retake a CAT to measure your improvement.
What is your goal score?
If you want guidance on self-studying, please look up my book GMAT Clarity on Amazon. It teaches you how to score your highest preparing for the GMAT without a course. It walks you through getting the best prep materials and planning a perfect course to fit your needs and free time.
