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06 Feb 2012, 09:51
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Hi All,
I've been studying for the last 2+ months and need help making a decision. I've taken 6 practice tests (MGmat) and scored 500-670...basically all over the map. My target score is high 600's...
I've gone through the MGmat Books & almost through the OG 12.
I had to reschedule my exam due to other circumstances (my the way mba.com has the worst customer service!) and I'm thinking either:
1- take a course (Manhattan or Knewton) to get better prepared.
2- take the GMAT next week and just see where I land - then decide on a course.
Thanks all!
I've been studying for the last 2+ months and need help making a decision. I've taken 6 practice tests (MGmat) and scored 500-670...basically all over the map. My target score is high 600's...
I've gone through the MGmat Books & almost through the OG 12.
I had to reschedule my exam due to other circumstances (my the way mba.com has the worst customer service!) and I'm thinking either:
1- take a course (Manhattan or Knewton) to get better prepared.
2- take the GMAT next week and just see where I land - then decide on a course.
Thanks all!
06 Feb 2012, 10:30
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dmk112
I don't think it's the best idea to take the actual test just to see where you land. Even though most schools say they only consider your best attempt, keep in mind that they will be able to see all of them. You should probably take the practice tests available in the prep software that you can download for free from MBA.com. Those practice tests tend to be the most accurate predictors of actual test performance. They will give you a good idea of where you might end up on an actual exam, and you can base any further prep decisions on that.
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06 Feb 2012, 10:51
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You took six practice test across two months? That seems very accelerated and almost a waste of the practice tests..
Are you keeping an error log?
Are you keeping an error log?
