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18 Jul 2024, 11:32
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I have given 5 mock tests so far with my scores ranging from 655 to 695, (655, 675, 665, 695, 695 from first test to last). What would be a realistic score expectation? How different is the actual exam from the mocks? Should I prepare a bit more or just give the test now) Any advice/suggestions ?
19 Jul 2024, 04:02
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Please give the exam now, if this is the range of score that you are targeting.
19 Jul 2024, 06:28
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What's the range of score you are targeting? I am expecting that my actual score would be a bit less than my mock scores. Going by this, you should expect your actual score to be in 665-675 range.
