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20 Jun 2021, 01:20
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Heyy
I gave manhattan mock today and scored 680 with Q45 and V37. I found this mock really difficult to official mocks where I scored 730 and 760 in first two with either Q50 or 51 and this mock made me struggle with my timing efficiency. Verbal though difficult was enjoyable for me.
Please tell me how close is this score to the original and what can I do more.
Gagan
I gave manhattan mock today and scored 680 with Q45 and V37. I found this mock really difficult to official mocks where I scored 730 and 760 in first two with either Q50 or 51 and this mock made me struggle with my timing efficiency. Verbal though difficult was enjoyable for me.
Please tell me how close is this score to the original and what can I do more.
Gagan
20 Jun 2021, 12:05
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Hi there,
As a teacher at Manhattan Prep, I've seen it all--people whose score is about the same as the official tests, people whose score on our tests are lower, people whose score on our test is higher.
If I had to guess, I'd say our scores tend to skew *slightly* lower than officials, by 10-30 points. *Maybe*. But teaching for the company for five years now, I would say our tests are generally pretty predictive of actual performance.
I do think our tests *feel* harder, for what that's worth.
Regarding this one test, the point now is not the score is and 'how accurate is it'--the point is what can you learn from the test to get better at the GMAT. For instance, you said you struggled with time--should you have guessed sooner on more questions?
As a teacher at Manhattan Prep, I've seen it all--people whose score is about the same as the official tests, people whose score on our tests are lower, people whose score on our test is higher.
If I had to guess, I'd say our scores tend to skew *slightly* lower than officials, by 10-30 points. *Maybe*. But teaching for the company for five years now, I would say our tests are generally pretty predictive of actual performance.
I do think our tests *feel* harder, for what that's worth.
Regarding this one test, the point now is not the score is and 'how accurate is it'--the point is what can you learn from the test to get better at the GMAT. For instance, you said you struggled with time--should you have guessed sooner on more questions?
20 Jun 2021, 13:43
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I often scored 20-40 points lower on the MGMAT mocks compared to the official GMATPrep mocks.
If you're scoring 730+ already, you'll be fine on the real thing.
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If you're scoring 730+ already, you'll be fine on the real thing.
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