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27 Sep 2012, 10:46
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Hi!
I just did a GMATPrep test and I got 690, Q 44 and V 40. I did the test without more or less any practice so the result was a pleasant surprise for me. But I wonder how accurate the result is, do you think I would score more or less the same on a real test?
I had a lot of time left: 23 mins on Q and 24 mins on V. So I guess i could improve my score a bit with better time management.
English is not my first language and the verbal section felt very hard for me, so I am really surprised that I ended up in the 89th percentile. I thought I would be much stronger in quant, so the 66th percentile is a bit disappointing. But I think I could improve the quant a bit easily with just taking a little bit more time on some questions.
I would be really happy for a score around 700. Do you think I am more or less there already? I am in a very busy period right now and it would be great if I didn't have to worry so much about studying for the GMAT. 700 is more than enough for the school I am applying too.
Could anyone as well recommend a book or a link where you can learn verbal strategies pretty quick. I think I can need that since I still think verbal is my weakest part.
Thanks
I just did a GMATPrep test and I got 690, Q 44 and V 40. I did the test without more or less any practice so the result was a pleasant surprise for me. But I wonder how accurate the result is, do you think I would score more or less the same on a real test?
I had a lot of time left: 23 mins on Q and 24 mins on V. So I guess i could improve my score a bit with better time management.
English is not my first language and the verbal section felt very hard for me, so I am really surprised that I ended up in the 89th percentile. I thought I would be much stronger in quant, so the 66th percentile is a bit disappointing. But I think I could improve the quant a bit easily with just taking a little bit more time on some questions.
I would be really happy for a score around 700. Do you think I am more or less there already? I am in a very busy period right now and it would be great if I didn't have to worry so much about studying for the GMAT. 700 is more than enough for the school I am applying too.
Could anyone as well recommend a book or a link where you can learn verbal strategies pretty quick. I think I can need that since I still think verbal is my weakest part.
Thanks
27 Sep 2012, 10:50
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You can see some comparisons here: GMAT Score Calculator
P.S. the results are USUALLY within 40 points of your final score but obviously it happens that people have a diff experience on the test day.
P.S. the results are USUALLY within 40 points of your final score but obviously it happens that people have a diff experience on the test day.
27 Sep 2012, 11:08
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You're in really good shape. Study and I bet you can get up to a 750 no problem!
GMAT prep is the official software so it's the closest to an accurate predictor you'll find.
GMAT prep is the official software so it's the closest to an accurate predictor you'll find.
