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mfprado1073
Updated on: 14 Jun 2015, 18:25
Originally posted by mfprado1073 on 13 Jun 2015, 11:55.
Last edited by mfprado1073 on 14 Jun 2015, 18:25, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by mfprado1073 on 14 Jun 2015, 18:25, edited 1 time in total.
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Guys,
Just took the GMAT today, and I would like to personally thank each and every one of you for the posts and help you gave me through the process, even if it was indirect.
I scored 740 overall (Q:50 and V:40) and I am officially done with the GMAT.
Throughout my preparation process, it was quite difficult for me to have a clear picture in my head over what was my current level. Every CAT vendor has a different style of test, with different scoring and at times it frustrated me quite a bit. My Scoring was:
MGMAT
CAT 1: 690 - Q:46 V:38
CAT 2: 620 - Q:39 V:36
CAT 3: 640 - Q:43 V:35
CAT 4: 680 - Q:46 V:37
CAT 5: 680 - Q:47 V:35
Kaplan
CAT 1: 760 - Q:51 V:44
CAT 2: 720 - Q:50 V:41
CAT 3: 730 - Q:51 V:40
CAT 4: 740 - Q:51 V:42
GMATPrep (Couldn't find quant and verbal results)
CAT 1: 760
CAT 3: 750
CAT 4: 770
Clearly, each one of those is quite different from the actual test.GMATPrep is a bit easier in both quant and verbal that the real GMAT, Kaplan has a similar quant than the actual test, but is quite harder than the actual verbal. MGMAT for me is pointless in terms of scoring. People who have strong results in MGMAT normally take the exam untimed. Quantiative of the MGMAT is much, much harder than the real deal. It is a strong preparation tool, but do not base yoursel of that.
Hope this helps and I am completely open to help all of you in any way you want.
Just took the GMAT today, and I would like to personally thank each and every one of you for the posts and help you gave me through the process, even if it was indirect.
I scored 740 overall (Q:50 and V:40) and I am officially done with the GMAT.Throughout my preparation process, it was quite difficult for me to have a clear picture in my head over what was my current level. Every CAT vendor has a different style of test, with different scoring and at times it frustrated me quite a bit. My Scoring was:
MGMAT
CAT 1: 690 - Q:46 V:38
CAT 2: 620 - Q:39 V:36
CAT 3: 640 - Q:43 V:35
CAT 4: 680 - Q:46 V:37
CAT 5: 680 - Q:47 V:35
Kaplan
CAT 1: 760 - Q:51 V:44
CAT 2: 720 - Q:50 V:41
CAT 3: 730 - Q:51 V:40
CAT 4: 740 - Q:51 V:42
GMATPrep (Couldn't find quant and verbal results)
CAT 1: 760
CAT 3: 750
CAT 4: 770
Clearly, each one of those is quite different from the actual test.GMATPrep is a bit easier in both quant and verbal that the real GMAT, Kaplan has a similar quant than the actual test, but is quite harder than the actual verbal. MGMAT for me is pointless in terms of scoring. People who have strong results in MGMAT normally take the exam untimed. Quantiative of the MGMAT is much, much harder than the real deal. It is a strong preparation tool, but do not base yoursel of that.
Hope this helps and I am completely open to help all of you in any way you want.
13 Jun 2015, 13:43
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Hello mfprado1073
Congratulations with your score. Amazing result!
Could you please write quant\verbal scores which your received on GMATPrep Exams?
Congratulations with your score. Amazing result!
Could you please write quant\verbal scores which your received on GMATPrep Exams?
14 Jun 2015, 13:37
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Hi mfprado1073,
Have you been reviewing each test before taking the next test? Or have you been taking test after test without reviewing at all?
We do encourage you to try out the GMAT PILL CAT Test and see how you do there in comparison to others you have listed:
https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... tice-test/
Have you been reviewing each test before taking the next test? Or have you been taking test after test without reviewing at all?
We do encourage you to try out the GMAT PILL CAT Test and see how you do there in comparison to others you have listed:
https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-t ... tice-test/
