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JackSparr0w
17 Nov 2014, 10:11
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Hi - Just curious as to how people are interpreting the quant scores from Veritas (easier, harder, similar to the actual GMAT and other CATs). I've been taking MGMAT CAT's and have been scoring fairly poorly on the quant (typically around the 40 range), but this past weekend I took a Veritas CAT and scored a 46.
Its worth noting that I think my recent MGMAT CAT quant scores are a little deflated. Early on in my prep, I wasn't very good with the math, and I think I used all the 500-600 level questions within 2 or 3 CATs. My last few MGMAT CATs have had a lot of 700-800 level questions despite me continuing to answer them incorrectly (which is why I think I ran out of the easier questions in the question bank).
That said, I had decent strings of correctly answered questions on the Veritas CAT I took this weekend, which leads me to wonder how adaptive the exam was.
Thanks!
Its worth noting that I think my recent MGMAT CAT quant scores are a little deflated. Early on in my prep, I wasn't very good with the math, and I think I used all the 500-600 level questions within 2 or 3 CATs. My last few MGMAT CATs have had a lot of 700-800 level questions despite me continuing to answer them incorrectly (which is why I think I ran out of the easier questions in the question bank).
That said, I had decent strings of correctly answered questions on the Veritas CAT I took this weekend, which leads me to wonder how adaptive the exam was.
Thanks!
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GMAT 1: 700 Q47 V39
Schools: Cnsrtm-Johnson '20 (A) Cnsrtm-Darden '20 (A) Cnsrtm-Goizueta '20 (A) Cnsrtm-McCombs '20 (A)
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17 Nov 2014, 10:56
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I would say that the quant questions on the Veritas Prep CATs are fairly representative of the level of questions you will see on the actual GMAT. I always scored around 47-48 on the Veritas tests, and ended up with a Q48 and Q47 on two of my GMAT attempts.
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17 Nov 2014, 11:02
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Good to know, thanks for sharing.
