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05 Feb 2015, 19:42
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I took a GMATPrep practice test cold about two weeks ago. Scored a 400 and I felt more discouraged than ever. However, I did take the test at Barnes and Noble and it was pretty hectic there, I actually had to move seats in the middle of the test because it was too loud for me to concentrate and I didn't attempt a lot of questions.
That said, I plan on taking another practice test today, but only have one GMATPrep test leftover, which I would like to save maybe a week or two before the test date. What would be the best GMAT CAT practice test I can use today? I am taking this test in a quiet area in my house so there's no distractions this time and it will give me a clearer picture of where I really stand. I just don't want a test that would inflate my score (or vice versa) and need something closest to the GMATprep. I currently have a premium Magoosh subscription, but I'm not sure how accurate their scores are.
Any thoughts?
That said, I plan on taking another practice test today, but only have one GMATPrep test leftover, which I would like to save maybe a week or two before the test date. What would be the best GMAT CAT practice test I can use today? I am taking this test in a quiet area in my house so there's no distractions this time and it will give me a clearer picture of where I really stand. I just don't want a test that would inflate my score (or vice versa) and need something closest to the GMATprep. I currently have a premium Magoosh subscription, but I'm not sure how accurate their scores are.
Any thoughts?
05 Feb 2015, 20:21
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Definitely try to simulate test conditions as much as possible when you can.
I strongly suggest the MGMAT CAT's. A lot of people complain that they seem harder, but practicing on a harder test can only make you better at the real thing!
I'd also suggest saving your last GMATPrep test for just before the real thing. It'll give you the most accurate gauge to see where you're at close to test time.
Lastly, I'd suggest coming up with a test plan now and doing some studying before taking another test so soon. I think you'll find once you've gotten used to the question format and understand what it's generally testing for, your score will drastically increase. For me, things really started getting hard once I started getting into the mid-600's on the MGMAT tests...
I strongly suggest the MGMAT CAT's. A lot of people complain that they seem harder, but practicing on a harder test can only make you better at the real thing!
I'd also suggest saving your last GMATPrep test for just before the real thing. It'll give you the most accurate gauge to see where you're at close to test time.
Lastly, I'd suggest coming up with a test plan now and doing some studying before taking another test so soon. I think you'll find once you've gotten used to the question format and understand what it's generally testing for, your score will drastically increase. For me, things really started getting hard once I started getting into the mid-600's on the MGMAT tests...
05 Feb 2015, 20:27
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