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10 Aug 2009, 08:06
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Hi everyone,
I would like to hear from everyone about their practice test scores and how real are Kaplan, MahanttanReview, and 800 Score tests to the Gmat test.
I got 650 and 660 and 690 in the my recent tests. Can anyone respond with their practice scores and the real GMAT if they had taken it.
Thanks,
Aj
I would like to hear from everyone about their practice test scores and how real are Kaplan, MahanttanReview, and 800 Score tests to the Gmat test.
I got 650 and 660 and 690 in the my recent tests. Can anyone respond with their practice scores and the real GMAT if they had taken it.
Thanks,
Aj
10 Aug 2009, 09:12
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GMAT Prep 1 Diagnostic: 680 (46Q, 37V)
MGMAT CAT 1: 680 (47, 35)
MGMAT CAT 2: 700 (44, 40)
MGMAT CAT 3: 680 (47, 36)
MGMAT CAT 4: 720 (46, 42)
MGMAT CAT 5: 740 (47, 44)
GMAT Prep 2: 770 (50, 44)
I think MGMAT CATs are harder both in verbal and math. As you can see, I never got past 47 in MGMAT Math, but got 50 on my most recent GMAT Prep. Also, I took each of the exams above about a week apart. So by MGMAT CAT 3 (several weeks into my study), I started to panic b/c my scores weren't improving. But I just kept reviewing weak areas, reinforcing strong areas, and just kept studying, and my scores have been improving. I haven't taken any other prep providers' tests so I can't comment on which is best, but MGMAT is pretty good. Their explanations of answers are very detailed and you can learn a lot by reviewing them. Also, obviously the books are very important. There have been concepts that I encountered on exams that I had reviewed before but forgot, so I go back to the readings to improve and review. GMAT Club tests also have been helpful in practicing some more tricky problems.
MGMAT CAT 1: 680 (47, 35)
MGMAT CAT 2: 700 (44, 40)
MGMAT CAT 3: 680 (47, 36)
MGMAT CAT 4: 720 (46, 42)
MGMAT CAT 5: 740 (47, 44)
GMAT Prep 2: 770 (50, 44)
I think MGMAT CATs are harder both in verbal and math. As you can see, I never got past 47 in MGMAT Math, but got 50 on my most recent GMAT Prep. Also, I took each of the exams above about a week apart. So by MGMAT CAT 3 (several weeks into my study), I started to panic b/c my scores weren't improving. But I just kept reviewing weak areas, reinforcing strong areas, and just kept studying, and my scores have been improving. I haven't taken any other prep providers' tests so I can't comment on which is best, but MGMAT is pretty good. Their explanations of answers are very detailed and you can learn a lot by reviewing them. Also, obviously the books are very important. There have been concepts that I encountered on exams that I had reviewed before but forgot, so I go back to the readings to improve and review. GMAT Club tests also have been helpful in practicing some more tricky problems.
10 Aug 2009, 09:29
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Thanks much "topher" for your post. I will try to post my test score trend in the coming few weeks. Thanks
