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27 May 2012, 09:44
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Well, I am very much confused. Better to say I feel desperate. I have been working on the GMAT for the last 2-3 months, the last 2 weeks like a crazy. I ve managed to reach 600 score with CAT Kaplan. Today I have done the Official GMAT test 1 (2 tests are available) and i score 510. Frankly, I do not know what tosay. I have my exam on Tuesday, and...yeah.
Any ideas, what is the difference bw the Official GMAT 1 test and the Kaplan CAT?
Thanks in advance
Any ideas, what is the difference bw the Official GMAT 1 test and the Kaplan CAT?
Thanks in advance
27 May 2012, 10:13
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Well, there is some margin of error built into both the Kaplan and the GMATprep software. Can't really get around it.
Since your exam is so close and you can't reschedule it, the strategy is pretty clear - take the GMAT and do your best. I would stress about learning or cramming at this point but rather focus on high level strategis (e.g. Ale one question at a time, try to Eli,innate careless errors, etc).
You may be surprised with your final Score. There are flukes that happen when people take gmatprep. No reason to agonize - more value to keep it cool and calm.
The best part is that you have plenty of time for the new application season and even if you do have to retake, IR is pretty easy, and it is just a few hundred bucks, not with losing years of life over it. You life does not depend on this particular outcome.
Good luck on Tuesday!
Since your exam is so close and you can't reschedule it, the strategy is pretty clear - take the GMAT and do your best. I would stress about learning or cramming at this point but rather focus on high level strategis (e.g. Ale one question at a time, try to Eli,innate careless errors, etc).
You may be surprised with your final Score. There are flukes that happen when people take gmatprep. No reason to agonize - more value to keep it cool and calm.
The best part is that you have plenty of time for the new application season and even if you do have to retake, IR is pretty easy, and it is just a few hundred bucks, not with losing years of life over it. You life does not depend on this particular outcome.
Good luck on Tuesday!
27 May 2012, 11:20
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Thanks a lot for your prompt response. Appreciated. Agree, "stay calm and focused" at this point is the best strategy. Will do my final GMAT test 2 tomorrow and god bless me on Tuesday. Thanks
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