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21 Oct 2008, 23:53
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I started with a 800 score test which was a shocker. I got a 540 on the first one and a 545 on the next one.
Post this I studied from OG, Manhattan SC, and Verbal Review. I also took help of the 1000 RC and 1000 CR files. I got Kaplan Advanced GMAT (also called Kaplan 800) on the penultimate day to improve on CR. My studies spanned a period of 2.5 months, during this while I was also a regular visitor to GMATClub and practiced tough questions here.
Regarding the tests that I took..
800 Score, Manhattan GMAT, GMATClub, and GmatPrep.
800 Score – Much tougher than the real GMAT. But a good source for 700+ level Quant Questions.
Test I – 540
Test II – 545
Test III – 640
Manhattan GMAT – Awesome practice. It is quite close to the real GMAT. Ability to generate reports helps you pin point areas one needs to work on. A MUST DO.
Test I – 680 (Q47, V35)
Test II – 680 (Q47, V35)
Test III – 680 (Q47, V35)
Test IV – 680 (Q48, V35)
Test V – 710 (Q49, V36)
GMATClub – This is the best practice to get your quant fundas right. Highly recommended for people having a tough time with DS. I took around 8 tests and my scores varied quite a bit. From 60 percentile to 96 percentile. But on an average I scored above 85 in most of these tests.
GMATPrep –Simulates the real GMAT the most. Best practice ever.
Test I – 740 (Q50,V41)
Test II – 720 (Q49, V39)
REAL GMAT – My test was scheduled for 9 AM. I could not sleep the night before the D Day due to anxiety. I started with the AWAs and quickly finished them in 40 minutes. I found QUANT relatively tougher than GMATPrep. I started off slowly to ensure that I get the first 15 questions correct. I almost spent 9 minutes on two questions. My mind was not working as smoothly as it normally does due to lack of sleep. I had lost track of time. Before I realized what was happening I had only 13 minutes left and I was left with 14 questions. I woke up from my slumber and completed all the questions in the stipulated time (I am unsure about the accuracy of the answers I gave for these questions).
Verbal was pretty much what I expected. My scaled score was as follows:
Q49,V39
I was pleasantly surprised to see a 49 in Quant. I was not expecting such a score after my dismal performance.
THanks to everyone at GMATClub. Please let me know if I could help any of you with any queries you might have.
Post this I studied from OG, Manhattan SC, and Verbal Review. I also took help of the 1000 RC and 1000 CR files. I got Kaplan Advanced GMAT (also called Kaplan 800) on the penultimate day to improve on CR. My studies spanned a period of 2.5 months, during this while I was also a regular visitor to GMATClub and practiced tough questions here.
Regarding the tests that I took..
800 Score, Manhattan GMAT, GMATClub, and GmatPrep.
800 Score – Much tougher than the real GMAT. But a good source for 700+ level Quant Questions.
Test I – 540
Test II – 545
Test III – 640
Manhattan GMAT – Awesome practice. It is quite close to the real GMAT. Ability to generate reports helps you pin point areas one needs to work on. A MUST DO.
Test I – 680 (Q47, V35)
Test II – 680 (Q47, V35)
Test III – 680 (Q47, V35)
Test IV – 680 (Q48, V35)
Test V – 710 (Q49, V36)
GMATClub – This is the best practice to get your quant fundas right. Highly recommended for people having a tough time with DS. I took around 8 tests and my scores varied quite a bit. From 60 percentile to 96 percentile. But on an average I scored above 85 in most of these tests.
GMATPrep –Simulates the real GMAT the most. Best practice ever.
Test I – 740 (Q50,V41)
Test II – 720 (Q49, V39)
REAL GMAT – My test was scheduled for 9 AM. I could not sleep the night before the D Day due to anxiety. I started with the AWAs and quickly finished them in 40 minutes. I found QUANT relatively tougher than GMATPrep. I started off slowly to ensure that I get the first 15 questions correct. I almost spent 9 minutes on two questions. My mind was not working as smoothly as it normally does due to lack of sleep. I had lost track of time. Before I realized what was happening I had only 13 minutes left and I was left with 14 questions. I woke up from my slumber and completed all the questions in the stipulated time (I am unsure about the accuracy of the answers I gave for these questions).
Verbal was pretty much what I expected. My scaled score was as follows:
Q49,V39
I was pleasantly surprised to see a 49 in Quant. I was not expecting such a score after my dismal performance.
THanks to everyone at GMATClub. Please let me know if I could help any of you with any queries you might have.
22 Oct 2008, 00:52
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Hi GMBA85,
Firstly Congratulations on your excellent score.
I have a question in regards to Gmat Prep. I see your marks reflect your eventual score in the real exam which is a fantastic to see as it seemingly gives you a great gauge on how you are going. But when I attempted it last weekend I noticed that some of the questions in the verbal section(on my first trial) were directly from the OG11 book and I kind of felt my score was inflated. What did you feel?
If you also received some questions directly from OG 11 then how why is the Gprep score still similar to the real thing.
Cheers,
Sumi
Firstly Congratulations on your excellent score.
I have a question in regards to Gmat Prep. I see your marks reflect your eventual score in the real exam which is a fantastic to see as it seemingly gives you a great gauge on how you are going. But when I attempted it last weekend I noticed that some of the questions in the verbal section(on my first trial) were directly from the OG11 book and I kind of felt my score was inflated. What did you feel?
If you also received some questions directly from OG 11 then how why is the Gprep score still similar to the real thing.
Cheers,
Sumi
22 Oct 2008, 01:27
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sumidi
Hi,
A lot of my friends gave the GMAT with me. Some of them have the same opinion as you do. I'd suggest that you could try taking Manhattan. You could guage your level by adding 5 percent to the avg score you get on Manhattan - Manhattan's tougher than the real GMAT. This could be a countercheck and help you guage your level.
Let me know if you have anymore questions.
Thanks
