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01 Mar 2014, 20:45
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So I took another MGMAT test this week, and was really disappointed with my score. I took the test under what would be "normal" test conditions and got a score less than 500. When I started to review the test, I noticed that I got a lot of questions in the 700-800 difficulty level. Since the test is adaptive, I expected to get questions that were maybe in the 500-700 range. I think this factored into my dismal score. Has anyone else noticed this?
I've also taken practice tests from the Princeton Review and the GMAT Prep software. Among the 3, I found the GMAT Prep to be the easiest. On my first GMAT Prep test, I got 620 and on the Princeton Review tests my score has been ranging between 580-640.
I have already taken the GMAT once, and am retaking it in a week. After going through and reviewing the Official Guide and the Quant and Verbal Review, I was starting to feel better about the test. After my latest MGMAT test, I'm less confident about how I will do next week.
I know its just one practice test and I plan to take another later this week, but I'm worried and scared.
I am aiming to score in the 620-700 range. Any advice?
I've also taken practice tests from the Princeton Review and the GMAT Prep software. Among the 3, I found the GMAT Prep to be the easiest. On my first GMAT Prep test, I got 620 and on the Princeton Review tests my score has been ranging between 580-640.
I have already taken the GMAT once, and am retaking it in a week. After going through and reviewing the Official Guide and the Quant and Verbal Review, I was starting to feel better about the test. After my latest MGMAT test, I'm less confident about how I will do next week.
I know its just one practice test and I plan to take another later this week, but I'm worried and scared.
I am aiming to score in the 620-700 range. Any advice?
03 Mar 2014, 13:17
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Hi amy888,
The GMATPrep tests are considered the most realistic tests. Treat any other practice test as supplemental. Focus less on the score and more on learning from any mistakes you make on these supplemental tests.
You may be interested in the supplemental test we offer: www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-test/practice-test
Students generally report scores within +-30 pts of the actual test. That said, focus on learning from your mistakes.
The GMATPrep tests are considered the most realistic tests. Treat any other practice test as supplemental. Focus less on the score and more on learning from any mistakes you make on these supplemental tests.
You may be interested in the supplemental test we offer: www.gmatpill.com/gmat-practice-test/practice-test
Students generally report scores within +-30 pts of the actual test. That said, focus on learning from your mistakes.
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