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Updated on: 03 Mar 2011, 22:34
Originally posted by mbafall2011 on 03 Mar 2011, 20:47.
Last edited by mbafall2011 on 03 Mar 2011, 22:34, edited 1 time in total.
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I took 3 quant and one verbal test so far. I started with m25, then m24 and then m23.
1) Do these scores tell me that i suck? I was thinking of booking the exam on Marc 18th. I scored an average of 700 on four test in the MGMAT practice tests (750,670,680 and 700)
2) Are the tests ordered from m25 to m1 in order of difficulty?
Here are my scores so far.
Test Correct Total % Correct Mean time msec Percentile
m23 30 37 81% 119.3625 sec 1250 60%
m24 25 37 68% 113.2862 sec 1250 35%
m25 25 37 68% 105.6963 sec 1250 61%
v06 33 41 80% 90.4636 sec 1250 69%
When i read about people consistently getting 90% i wonder if can go from 60% to 90%
I took 3 quant and one verbal test so far. I started with m25, then m24 and then m23.
1) Do these scores tell me that i suck? I was thinking of booking the exam on Marc 18th. I scored an average of 700 on four test in the MGMAT practice tests (750,670,680 and 700)
2) Are the tests ordered from m25 to m1 in order of difficulty?
Here are my scores so far.
Test Correct Total % Correct Mean time msec Percentile
m23 30 37 81% 119.3625 sec 1250 60%
m24 25 37 68% 113.2862 sec 1250 35%
m25 25 37 68% 105.6963 sec 1250 61%
v06 33 41 80% 90.4636 sec 1250 69%
When i read about people consistently getting 90% i wonder if can go from 60% to 90%
03 Mar 2011, 22:23
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they are not ordered in level of difficulty (although i found a few in the middle insanely difficult)
also, don't worry about the percentile or your overall accuracy. these tests just help you sharpen your quant skills and are known to be harder than the real deal
to maximize the usefulness of these tests, try to redo the ones you got incorrect
also, don't worry about the percentile or your overall accuracy. these tests just help you sharpen your quant skills and are known to be harder than the real deal
to maximize the usefulness of these tests, try to redo the ones you got incorrect
03 Mar 2011, 22:38
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My advice is not to look at the percentiles as they practically tell nothing in this case (tests can be retaken, tests can be done untimed etc.) Concerning difficulty, I've done 10 tests so far (m1-m10) and their difficulty was fairly similar.
Try reaching 30 out of 37 for each test that's a solid score IMO which will guarantee Q47+ something. And don't forget to review mistakes because you are doing these tests not to reach a particular score but to learn some useful concepts and improve your overall perfomance in quant part.
Try reaching 30 out of 37 for each test that's a solid score IMO which will guarantee Q47+ something. And don't forget to review mistakes because you are doing these tests not to reach a particular score but to learn some useful concepts and improve your overall perfomance in quant part.
