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28 May 2011, 13:21
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So I just had a weird MGMAT experience.
MGMAT CAT #6.
I got the first 31 questions right, and only got four 700-800 level questions on the entire section. (the four 700-800 questions were questions 2-5, every question afterwards was 600-700)
Has anyone noticed this? I know people have talked a lot about the later MGMAT tests being easier, but I didn't realize the extent.
It seems MGMAT6 Q only has four 700 level questions and the rest are all easier.
MGMAT CAT #6.
I got the first 31 questions right, and only got four 700-800 level questions on the entire section. (the four 700-800 questions were questions 2-5, every question afterwards was 600-700)
Has anyone noticed this? I know people have talked a lot about the later MGMAT tests being easier, but I didn't realize the extent.
It seems MGMAT6 Q only has four 700 level questions and the rest are all easier.
30 May 2011, 08:40
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jko
I don't think I ever went past MGMAT #3, so I can't comment on #6. However, your CAT history looks solid. You're definitely read for the real GMAT
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30 May 2011, 09:22
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I know that MGMAT uses one big question bank for all the tests, and once they use one it writes it off the list so it won`t give it to you again.
Maybe their question bank doesn`t really have enough 700 - 800 questions in order to totally fill up the 6 tests they promise you for someone who consistently reaches the 700 - 800 levels.
Ideally they should only give you 5 tests if the above is the case, but the truth is the "average" GMAT taker won`t reach such high consistency for 700 - 800 level.
That`s my theory!
Maybe their question bank doesn`t really have enough 700 - 800 questions in order to totally fill up the 6 tests they promise you for someone who consistently reaches the 700 - 800 levels.
Ideally they should only give you 5 tests if the above is the case, but the truth is the "average" GMAT taker won`t reach such high consistency for 700 - 800 level.
That`s my theory!
