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05 Jan 2008, 11:54
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I took the Kaplan course starting in Nov and ended in mid-Dec. During that time, I was more concentrated on completing the assignments and reviews, so I only used Kap material. I've taken 4 of their CATs so far and have been averaging about 570 on them.
I planned to take the actual test in the beginning of Feb but I was wondering if a month of more diligent studying with other material will be enough for me to score in the high 600's or even 700. Any advice? Is this a realistic goal? Also know that I really am limited to taking the test sometime in Feb b/c I will be travelling in March and don't want that to impact my studying.
One other related question: My access to the Kaplan material online expires mid-Feb - should I find out if this can be extended, or should I just forget about going through the trouble and use other stuff from here on out, such as OG and other Kap books?
Lastly, I've been reading this forum for about a week and wish I found it before - you guys are awesome!
I planned to take the actual test in the beginning of Feb but I was wondering if a month of more diligent studying with other material will be enough for me to score in the high 600's or even 700. Any advice? Is this a realistic goal? Also know that I really am limited to taking the test sometime in Feb b/c I will be travelling in March and don't want that to impact my studying.
One other related question: My access to the Kaplan material online expires mid-Feb - should I find out if this can be extended, or should I just forget about going through the trouble and use other stuff from here on out, such as OG and other Kap books?
Lastly, I've been reading this forum for about a week and wish I found it before - you guys are awesome!
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05 Jan 2008, 14:21
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An important thing to keep in mind is that your Kaplan CAT results are not an accurate representation of your true score. I was consistently scoring in the low 600s on my Kaplan CAT but ended up with a 720 on the real thing. If you want the most accurate gauge of how you are doing, then take the GMATPrep CATs found on mba.com (I got 730 and 760 on those).
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Thanks, that seems to be the consensus since I've been reading the forum and couldn't wait to take the GMATPrep this weekend - I got 590. Is a little under 2 months enough to get that up to maybe 700?
