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04 Mar 2017, 13:52
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Hi,
I have recently given a Princeton Review CAT and scored 690 (Q48, V38).
How accurate is this score?
My exam is on 23rd Marcha, will I be able to score 700+ in the main exam?
Please help!!
I have recently given a Princeton Review CAT and scored 690 (Q48, V38).
How accurate is this score?
My exam is on 23rd Marcha, will I be able to score 700+ in the main exam?
Please help!!
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Princeton Review GMATs are not official GMATs, so the score isn't very accurate. For the most accurate practice test scores, you must take a real GMATPrep exam (the first 2 are free) using the GMATPrep software.
In general, synthetic practice tests tend to be graded more harshly than the real GMAT, so you might be in the low 700s already.
In general, synthetic practice tests tend to be graded more harshly than the real GMAT, so you might be in the low 700s already.
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Hi,
If you have gotten 690 in your mock then it actually shows that you're prepared to get such a score. But the problem is official questions are tricky and pattern based and above all that gmat is adaptive. I would be able to solve 5 SCs all correct from non official source but when I do official questions I find them really tricky.
So as suggested above you better plan to take gmatpreps (official free CAT - there are two). These CATs fairly represent the score that you would get on test day: +/- 30 points.
Take these CATs with Awa and IR under full exam conditions.
You can download these CATs from mba.com.
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