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16 Apr 2019, 23:27
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In most everything I've read, GMAT prep is the most accurate mock test. However, I've taken 3 Veritas prep test and I'm seeing a big difference in my Verbal scores. I know everyone regards MGMAT mocks as the toughest on quant, does this apply to veritas on verbal?
My goal is 720+. I've put 90% of my time towards quant and I'm seeing big improvements in that area. However, given my large score range in verbal, I want to know which is a more accurate picture of my verbal ability to get a better gauge on my preparedness for the actual test.
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GMAT prep 1: 640 (36Q 41V)
GMAT prep 2: 650 (36Q 42V)
Veritas Mock 1: 650 (44Q 35V)
Veritas Mock 2: 670 (46Q 37V)
Veritas Mock 3: 700 (50Q 38V)
GMAT prep 3: 730 (46Q 44V)
My goal is 720+. I've put 90% of my time towards quant and I'm seeing big improvements in that area. However, given my large score range in verbal, I want to know which is a more accurate picture of my verbal ability to get a better gauge on my preparedness for the actual test.
Mock test
GMAT prep 1: 640 (36Q 41V)
GMAT prep 2: 650 (36Q 42V)
Veritas Mock 1: 650 (44Q 35V)
Veritas Mock 2: 670 (46Q 37V)
Veritas Mock 3: 700 (50Q 38V)
GMAT prep 3: 730 (46Q 44V)
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17 Apr 2019, 00:51
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GMAT prep is the most accurate as it tunes your brain to the type of questions that come on the GMAT, but still, I would suggest you drill down further and try to assess section wise. It would help if you list individual scores or accuracy details for each section (SC, CR, RC) to analyse further.
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In my opinion, Veritas is more accurate.
MGMAT may be the toughest, but I don't perceive it as the smartest. several tough questions depends on extensive picking of numbers or dealing with long divisions and tidious fractions. This isn't what GMAT testing you for.
Veritas is little bit tough compared to the official guide, but in a good way. I mean that you have to practice on a level that is a little bit more advanced than common if you are targeting 700+.
Another note: for the quantitative, aim for 48+ to ensure your 700+ scoring.
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MGMAT may be the toughest, but I don't perceive it as the smartest. several tough questions depends on extensive picking of numbers or dealing with long divisions and tidious fractions. This isn't what GMAT testing you for.
Veritas is little bit tough compared to the official guide, but in a good way. I mean that you have to practice on a level that is a little bit more advanced than common if you are targeting 700+.
Another note: for the quantitative, aim for 48+ to ensure your 700+ scoring.
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