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19 Dec 2011, 06:45
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Hi, i have so far taken all 6 of the MGMAT tests, all 9 Kaplan tests, and both of the GMATprep tests. I am 3 days away from D-day and would like some suggestion on what test to take that will give me an decent estimate of my score on test day. I tried princeton review and its way of calculating the score is rather strange. I tried installing powerprep but my computer wont allow it to open since i am using Window 7 64bit. Can someone please let me know what other tests i can take that will not give me a biased score? Thank you in advance.
19 Dec 2011, 08:43
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I think you have taken more than enough practice tests...If you are only 3 days away from your real exam, i'd suggest investing that time in revising your fundamentals and going over your error log to ensure that you dont make any mistake that you already have made before...At this time, i dont think you should be worried about your final score...Just stay positive and confident and go in for your exam...You already should have a clear idea of your expected score from your 2 GMAT preps if you have taken them recently..
19 Dec 2011, 10:49
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I agree that you have have probably taken way more practice tests than necessary. You should have a pretty good estimate of what your score is going to be by now. Don't worry about taking another practice test and just focus on being relaxed and well rested on test day.
