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24 Aug 2011, 22:48
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Hi Guys,
I would like to know how representative are MGMAT CATs. If one scores x in the MGMAT exam here, where should one be in the real exam, assuming mock exams are given in the exam setting? x, 1.2x, or 0.8x? I found maths specially harder, although I got 45 in my first timed test. After reviewing the answers, I realized that in maths section, most of the questions were either in 600-700 range or 700-800 range. None of them were in 300-500 range. Is it realistic? I am assuming, with this difficulty level if I score 45 in maths, I might be at par to score 50 in Quants in real GMAT. Is my assumption OK? If yes, I can focus more on verbal.
In verbal, however, there were so many questions in 300-500 range. I also found typos and language problems in MGMAT CATs, Aside from these issues, I had to click twice to move the next question, and there was little lapse of time while moving to the next question. Will I have these issues in real GMAT as well?
I would like to know how representative are MGMAT CATs. If one scores x in the MGMAT exam here, where should one be in the real exam, assuming mock exams are given in the exam setting? x, 1.2x, or 0.8x? I found maths specially harder, although I got 45 in my first timed test. After reviewing the answers, I realized that in maths section, most of the questions were either in 600-700 range or 700-800 range. None of them were in 300-500 range. Is it realistic? I am assuming, with this difficulty level if I score 45 in maths, I might be at par to score 50 in Quants in real GMAT. Is my assumption OK? If yes, I can focus more on verbal.
In verbal, however, there were so many questions in 300-500 range. I also found typos and language problems in MGMAT CATs, Aside from these issues, I had to click twice to move the next question, and there was little lapse of time while moving to the next question. Will I have these issues in real GMAT as well?
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24 Aug 2011, 23:36
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I think they are on par with the real thing within +/- 10-20 points. Have you tried the score calculator (https://gmatclub.com/gmat-score-calculator/)?
2 years back when studying for my 1st try my MGMAT scores where on par with my GMATPrep score.
2 years back when studying for my 1st try my MGMAT scores where on par with my GMATPrep score.
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