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In Episode 4 of our GMAT Ninja CR series, we tackle the most intimidating CR question type: Boldface & "Legalese" questions. If you've ever stared at an answer choice that reads, "The first is a consideration introduced to counter a position that...- May 14
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21 Jan 2008, 08:12
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Last time I took Kaplans CAT and scored 520 and that just crushed my motivation. I didn't give up and have been practicing for about 2 weeks.
Now I want to try the CAT again, but I'm too scared of the after effects of a low score.
I planned to take the CAT last weekend, but didn't take it. Rather spent my time going through the CR Bible.
Besides the fear of low score, I fear of using up all the CATs without much benefit.
Now I want to try the CAT again, but I'm too scared of the after effects of a low score.
I planned to take the CAT last weekend, but didn't take it. Rather spent my time going through the CR Bible.
Besides the fear of low score, I fear of using up all the CATs without much benefit.
21 Jan 2008, 08:27
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When is your test?
You have to realize that the tests are a tool to study for the real test and not an end result. If you do poorly on the tests, use that to learn...not to be disappointed.
Try taking the first GMAT Prep test ASAP and then take the second one closer to test time, with MGMAT, Kaplan, whatever tests in between. Keep your chin up man!
You have to realize that the tests are a tool to study for the real test and not an end result. If you do poorly on the tests, use that to learn...not to be disappointed.
Try taking the first GMAT Prep test ASAP and then take the second one closer to test time, with MGMAT, Kaplan, whatever tests in between. Keep your chin up man!
21 Jan 2008, 08:59
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I took the Kaplan class and thought the CAT's were my best studying tool. I reviewed the results the next day at work (shh...). My actual GMAT score was I believe 130 points higher than my first CAT and about 60-90 points (cant remeber) higher than my last CAT (took 4). Kaplan CAT's seem to be unreasonably hard.
Don't be de-motivated, if anything, the lower score should motivate you to take more! Make sure you are in a good environment (no distractions, comfortable) when taking the CAT's. While they may not "mean anything" they are still long, hard, and exhausting!
