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01 Oct 2011, 02:11
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Hi folks,
How many repeats typically does one get in MGMAT CATs when reset for the first time?
And by how much do repeats typically inflate scores?
Regards.
How many repeats typically does one get in MGMAT CATs when reset for the first time?
And by how much do repeats typically inflate scores?
Regards.
01 Oct 2011, 03:09
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I'm not sure how many repeats one should expect, but I suspect that you would find quite a few. The problem with score inflation is that it makes the score meaningless - even if there were only a few repeats. Repeats are basically free answers and allow you to reach more difficult questions afterward. They also boost one's confidence. Even if you don't fully remember the question, it will still be easier to answer now.
And I think that the six Manhattan CAT's, along with the GMATPrep software, should be plenty of practice. It might be better to spend time reviewing the guidebooks again or moving on to more difficult question sources, such as the GMATClub tests or LSAT material for RC and LR (if the three OG books have already been exhausted).
And I think that the six Manhattan CAT's, along with the GMATPrep software, should be plenty of practice. It might be better to spend time reviewing the guidebooks again or moving on to more difficult question sources, such as the GMATClub tests or LSAT material for RC and LR (if the three OG books have already been exhausted).
01 Oct 2011, 19:10
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If you have taken all 6 MGMAT tests and you have been scoring at a pretty high level you will probably see many repeats. I say this because by my 6th MGMAT test the system had pretty much run out of 700-800 level questions, and so even though I was getting everything correct I was still being given 600-700 level questions.
I asked about it on the Manhattan forums and they confirmed that they only have a limited number of high level questions in the pool.
I asked about it on the Manhattan forums and they confirmed that they only have a limited number of high level questions in the pool.
