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Kaplan diagnostic test score problem [#permalink] New post   19 Sep 2003, 09:41
Is the score I got on the diagnostic representative of what i'll get in the full kaplan test? I took it last nite and got 650, I thought it would be too high for my level since it's supposed to be a lot lower than what I got on PP(690,620). Anyone knows?
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No [#permalink] New post   19 Sep 2003, 11:46
Quick Answer is no.

Becaused it does not factor time fatigue that you will experience when you take the full test.

But it is a good benchmark for you to see your areas of weakness. But to get a better idea, take a practice test and take a couple so that you can see a trend.
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Re: Kaplan diagnostic test score problem [#permalink] New post   20 Sep 2003, 02:23
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Is the score I got on the diagnostic representative of what i'll get in the full kaplan test? I took it last nite and got 650, I thought it would be too high for my level since it's supposed to be a lot lower than what I got on PP(690,620). Anyone knows?



you can ignore the diagnostic; it is not even similar to the Kaplan's tests. Just wait a little and you'll get what you expect on the Kaplan's test :wink:
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Re: Kaplan diagnostic test score problem [#permalink] New post   20 Sep 2003, 08:48
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you can ignore the diagnostic; it is not even similar to the Kaplan's tests. Just wait a little and you'll get what you expect on the Kaplan's test :wink:

You're right, I wrote the real kaplan test last nite and only got 570. :evil:
hope I can get at least 680 on the real thing next Friday
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Re: Kaplan diagnostic test score problem [#permalink] New post   19 Mar 2011, 09:39
Nice to know that.

I struggled on the PS questions... and spent way too much time on the RC questions. The quantitative section is abysmally bad, but I got more than 70% correct in the verbal section.

This is my 1st week studying, so I'm expecting to be able to improve quite a bit. I also bought the Manhatten GMAT SC guide, so I can give their CAT tests a try.
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