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14 Oct 2013, 11:46
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Hello,
Hope this is the right place to post my question, if not please direct me to the right thread.
Im new and have been reading the forum for about 2 weeks now and gained some valuable information. My questions to the experts are:
I recently took a GMAT practice test via the one provided in the Kaplan '13 book. I scored a 500 and please note this is not a CAT:
1. How does the CAT score? I am confused as to the explanation mentioned in the book that says: it scores from 11-51 in both V and Q. When people write 40V/45Q, how do they come up with that? Can I get that in my paper based practice tests?
2. Since I scored a 500, I am planning on taking the GMAT on Dec 3rd. I need to score atleast a 620+ to get into a PhD program. Will these books be enough for my prep to score well:
These are the current books I have:
- GMAT offcial Guide
- Kaplan 2013 edition without Integrated reasoning portion
- Manhattan SC
Is there any additional books that I need to get a desired score of 620+ or will this suffice?
Thanks for any help that you guys can give me.
Hope this is the right place to post my question, if not please direct me to the right thread.
Im new and have been reading the forum for about 2 weeks now and gained some valuable information. My questions to the experts are:
I recently took a GMAT practice test via the one provided in the Kaplan '13 book. I scored a 500 and please note this is not a CAT:
1. How does the CAT score? I am confused as to the explanation mentioned in the book that says: it scores from 11-51 in both V and Q. When people write 40V/45Q, how do they come up with that? Can I get that in my paper based practice tests?
2. Since I scored a 500, I am planning on taking the GMAT on Dec 3rd. I need to score atleast a 620+ to get into a PhD program. Will these books be enough for my prep to score well:
These are the current books I have:
- GMAT offcial Guide
- Kaplan 2013 edition without Integrated reasoning portion
- Manhattan SC
Is there any additional books that I need to get a desired score of 620+ or will this suffice?
Thanks for any help that you guys can give me.
15 Oct 2013, 07:15
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Kaplan mocks gives you %ile and not score, so if you have OG you can quickly check your score against the %ile...Check last few pages of OG.
Yes books are sufficient..check this link for more on books...
best-gmat-books-118706.html
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