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Can anyone please tell me how to compare score of MGAMT test with real GMAT.

E.g. I got 650 first exam...

I scored a 650 on the first mgmat as well. I read someone's post that weighted the first mgmat exam as 1.05 times the official gmat. 650 translates to 682.5


I think all these comparisons are useless unless one is taking GMATPrep. In my experience, Kaplan's scores as well MGMAT's should be used to guauge progress in relative terms, not absolute.
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