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25 Aug 2012, 12:20
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I've been studying for about 3 months now, and am scheduled to take the official exam in about 5 weeks. I've been seeing steady progress in my practice test scores and have been feeling pretty good with my plan. I took a Knewton practice test this morning, expecting to finally see a 700. I felt good while I was taking the test, so I was shocked when I scored 600 (Q36, V38).
Two weeks ago I took an MGMAT test and scored 690 (Q44, V39). A few weeks before that I took a GMAT Prep test and scored 690 (Q40, V44). I don't mind the fluctuating verbal scores, since I haven't spent much time studying verbal. Quant is my weakest area, so I'm mainly just focusing on growth in that section. I know CAT scores should be taken with a grain of salt, but, to see such a drop in my quant score is extremely frustrating, confusing, and de-motivating.
Has anyone else experienced anything similar?
Two weeks ago I took an MGMAT test and scored 690 (Q44, V39). A few weeks before that I took a GMAT Prep test and scored 690 (Q40, V44). I don't mind the fluctuating verbal scores, since I haven't spent much time studying verbal. Quant is my weakest area, so I'm mainly just focusing on growth in that section. I know CAT scores should be taken with a grain of salt, but, to see such a drop in my quant score is extremely frustrating, confusing, and de-motivating.
Has anyone else experienced anything similar?
25 Aug 2012, 14:44
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It's only frustrating if you allow it to be. I wouldn't worry about the discrepancy in scores, especially since Knewton's tests and test scores are generally considered somewhat off. Only treat the GMATPrep score as reliable.
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