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01 Jun 2010, 22:06
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Hello,
So a few months ago I managed to get a pretty downing score of 430 or so. I definitely was not prepared at all because all I was using as the Princeton Review (i have no idea what i was thinking). Anyways, so I got the latest OG as well as the Kaplan Advanced. I set out on a goal to make at least 580. So right now I'm finishing up on the quant portion by going through all their diagnostics etc etc and I was wondering if there was a system or a test where I don't have to take the entire test to see my score and I just want to gauge my quant since that is what I am tackling first? Thanks, I don't want to waste the free 2 exams on the gmat.com to do this. Another question, how do I get a hold of the CAT's you guys are talking about? Thanks, I appreciate it alot.
So a few months ago I managed to get a pretty downing score of 430 or so. I definitely was not prepared at all because all I was using as the Princeton Review (i have no idea what i was thinking). Anyways, so I got the latest OG as well as the Kaplan Advanced. I set out on a goal to make at least 580. So right now I'm finishing up on the quant portion by going through all their diagnostics etc etc and I was wondering if there was a system or a test where I don't have to take the entire test to see my score and I just want to gauge my quant since that is what I am tackling first? Thanks, I don't want to waste the free 2 exams on the gmat.com to do this. Another question, how do I get a hold of the CAT's you guys are talking about? Thanks, I appreciate it alot.
01 Jun 2010, 22:36
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You might want to start by clicking this link for information on CATs:
all-gmat-cat-practice-tests-links-prices-reviews-77460.html
I'm not sure 100% but I think that you can just gauge your quant with the MGMAT tests. If not, just guess on the verbal. I'm pretty sure you can take each exam multiple times if you want to give the verbal a swing later.
all-gmat-cat-practice-tests-links-prices-reviews-77460.html
I'm not sure 100% but I think that you can just gauge your quant with the MGMAT tests. If not, just guess on the verbal. I'm pretty sure you can take each exam multiple times if you want to give the verbal a swing later.
