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28 Aug 2003, 10:21
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Is it just me or PP is harder than Kaplan and Barron?!?!?! I did close or over 700 on Kaplan and Barron tests. But when I did the PP test, I ended up with 510. What gives? Anyone else had similiar experience? Man this is a really downer... 
The problems on test weren't even similiar to those in the practice section of the PowerPrep. Because I did really well on those too. Especially the Quant part.
The problems on test weren't even similiar to those in the practice section of the PowerPrep. Because I did really well on those too. Especially the Quant part. 
28 Aug 2003, 13:13
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It's sort of unusual that you would find Power Prep to be harder (score lower) than Kaplan's CD-ROM. Most people find that they score much, much lower on Kaplan than they do on PP or the real GMAT. [I'm not sure if there is a consensus regarding other companies's software.] I'm not quite sure what to think or to advise.
As for the practice questions on PP vs the PP CATs, the practice questions are A LOT easier than the CAT questions on PP or the real GMAT. I'm not sure what GMAC was thinking in making the practice questions SO easy relative to the practice tests and the real one. I guess they just have a limited supply of questions they are willing to release at any one time so a lot of problems that don't fit into the practice CATs wound up in the practice questions section.
As for the practice questions on PP vs the PP CATs, the practice questions are A LOT easier than the CAT questions on PP or the real GMAT. I'm not sure what GMAC was thinking in making the practice questions SO easy relative to the practice tests and the real one. I guess they just have a limited supply of questions they are willing to release at any one time so a lot of problems that don't fit into the practice CATs wound up in the practice questions section.
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