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Need Help in Determining Estimated Score on Real Test 22 Jul 2014, 08:40
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Hello,

I am new here and am looking for some help and opinions. I have taken the GMAT once on June 7th and scored a low 410. Before taking it I had taken one GMAT Prep CAT and scored a 430 the night before. Since then I have scored:

Kaplan: 480
GMAT Prep CAT 2: 420
Grockit: 550
Veritas Prep: 550

I am trying to figure out what my actual score will be this time around. I have found the Grockit and Veritas Quant questions to be a lot easier than the GMAT Prep ones. Is this normal? I was also looking at taking a Manhattan and Princeton Review one. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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lsufrontier
Hello,

I am new here and am looking for some help and opinions. I have taken the GMAT once on June 7th and scored a low 410. Before taking it I had taken one GMAT Prep CAT and scored a 430 the night before. Since then I have scored:

Kaplan: 480
GMAT Prep CAT 2: 420
Grockit: 550
Veritas Prep: 550

I am trying to figure out what my actual score will be this time around. I have found the Grockit and Veritas Quant questions to be a lot easier than the GMAT Prep ones. Is this normal? I was also looking at taking a Manhattan and Princeton Review one. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
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