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01 Sep 2003, 16:16
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Hey fellow GMAT takers.
[b]What do you think of the Princeton Review book, and Cd?[/b]
I have all the Kaplan texts, and only scored 510 (Q31, V30) this weekened on the real thing.
I have to boost my score to at least 600 - 650, in about 4 - 5 weeks.
Any ideas?
Suggestions, advise would be welcomed with open arms.
Cheers
SP
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[b]What do you think of the Princeton Review book, and Cd?[/b]
I have all the Kaplan texts, and only scored 510 (Q31, V30) this weekened on the real thing.
I have to boost my score to at least 600 - 650, in about 4 - 5 weeks.
Any ideas?
Suggestions, advise would be welcomed with open arms.
Cheers
SP
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01 Sep 2003, 16:35
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With that Kaplan score, you may already be in your target range of 600-650. Kaplan's test is more difficult, and its scoring methodology is less forgiving. People usually score anywhere between 30-140 points more on the real deal.
Princeton review is helpful, but if you haven't spent time going through the PowerPrep materials (CATS and practice sections), I would concentrate on the latter.
Princeton Review messed up when they decided to include problems on their CAT tests that come right out of their book (without notifying the customer first). This made their CAT tests less representative (I had already seen some of the problems). I believe that PR's questions more closely mimic ETS questions than do Kaplan's. However, Kaplan's higher difficulty is advantageous if you are focusing on scoring above 700.
Good luck,
Htown
Princeton review is helpful, but if you haven't spent time going through the PowerPrep materials (CATS and practice sections), I would concentrate on the latter.
Princeton Review messed up when they decided to include problems on their CAT tests that come right out of their book (without notifying the customer first). This made their CAT tests less representative (I had already seen some of the problems). I believe that PR's questions more closely mimic ETS questions than do Kaplan's. However, Kaplan's higher difficulty is advantageous if you are focusing on scoring above 700.
Good luck,
Htown
01 Sep 2003, 16:54
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My score of 510 was on the real thing, not Kaplan's tests.
I scored 510, 570 on two consecutive Kaplan cats, but only got 510 on the real deal.
So, you don't advise getting princeton review?
I have ordered the OG, I should get it within the next few days
I have taken powerprep I got 600, then 570.
Thanx
I scored 510, 570 on two consecutive Kaplan cats, but only got 510 on the real deal.
So, you don't advise getting princeton review?
I have ordered the OG, I should get it within the next few days
I have taken powerprep I got 600, then 570.
Thanx
