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Hey Members,
I've written plenty of CAT exams so far, but I'm not seeing a logical correlation between getting right answers and the difficulty. For example, I'll consistently get 700-800questions write on verbal, but it doesn't consistently give me the tough questions. It'll throw a 300-500 or 500-600 question after getting 4 or 5 straight 700- 800s. And in reverse, I'll consistently get medium questions right, but won't get a tough question to answer.
I really feel like the CAT systems on KAPLAN and MGMAT are not accurate. The difficulty levels are not accurate. Easy questions are labeled hard and vice versa. I find the so called "High or 700-800" difficult questions to be much easier than the rest. I write the GMAT in two days, and because of this, I do not know how accurate my prep scores are. I've averaged a 620 on almost 7 exams but do not know if this is right.
I found GMATprep to be much more accurate, and I scored much better; I found it easier, if thats possible. Unfortunately there is only two exams there.
Has anyone had issues like this?
I've written plenty of CAT exams so far, but I'm not seeing a logical correlation between getting right answers and the difficulty. For example, I'll consistently get 700-800questions write on verbal, but it doesn't consistently give me the tough questions. It'll throw a 300-500 or 500-600 question after getting 4 or 5 straight 700- 800s. And in reverse, I'll consistently get medium questions right, but won't get a tough question to answer.
I really feel like the CAT systems on KAPLAN and MGMAT are not accurate. The difficulty levels are not accurate. Easy questions are labeled hard and vice versa. I find the so called "High or 700-800" difficult questions to be much easier than the rest. I write the GMAT in two days, and because of this, I do not know how accurate my prep scores are. I've averaged a 620 on almost 7 exams but do not know if this is right.
I found GMATprep to be much more accurate, and I scored much better; I found it easier, if thats possible. Unfortunately there is only two exams there.
Has anyone had issues like this?
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