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Updated on: 29 May 2007, 14:59
Originally posted by joroivanov on 29 May 2007, 14:38.
Last edited by joroivanov on 29 May 2007, 14:59, edited 1 time in total.
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I took the first GMATPrep test 3 weeks ago and scored 690 (Q49, V35). Prior to taking the test I had gone over most of the OG11 questions.
Yesterday, after having studied for 3 weeks, I took one of the 800score-dot-com practise tests and... got 630 (Q39, V39).
I mean, what the hell?
I realize that I was a little bit careless on the quant section but it seems to me that the math on GMATPrep was waaayyy easier than on the 800score exam.
Are those practise exams any good? Which one is the most accurate indicator of how well one would do on the real GMAT?
Yesterday, after having studied for 3 weeks, I took one of the 800score-dot-com practise tests and... got 630 (Q39, V39).
I mean, what the hell?
I realize that I was a little bit careless on the quant section but it seems to me that the math on GMATPrep was waaayyy easier than on the 800score exam.
Are those practise exams any good? Which one is the most accurate indicator of how well one would do on the real GMAT?
29 May 2007, 14:59
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From everything I have read in the forums, you should not bother with the 800score.com tests. Stick with GMATPrep (nice start, btw) and Princeton Review's tests. Those are the best ones.
05 Jun 2007, 04:45
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Stick with the reputed ones like The Princeton Review. Take others for practice, if not for accurate scores at least you will do some revision and you will get used to the format. For info on GMAT prep goto manya education site
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