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08 May 2013, 11:17
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So I studied for many months, and took the official exam and got a 610. Needless to say, I was thoroughly disappointed, seeing as how I've done as well as 720 on a practice test before. I think I will take the exam one more time, but I'm at a loss as to where to get CAT exams. I've used the GMATPrep exams, MGMAT exams, Veritas Prep exams, all multiple times- where can I get others? Appreciate your help.
08 May 2013, 11:18
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How long did you prep for?
What was your starting score?
P.S. You may not need the best of the best CAT's really... unless your issue/problem is with CAT's themselves. there are others - Kaplan has 5 with their books and Princeton Review has 4....
08 May 2013, 11:25
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How long did you prep for?
What was your starting score?
P.S. You may not need the best of the best CAT's really... unless your issue/problem is with CAT's themselves. there are others - Kaplan has 5 with their books and Princeton Review has 4....[/quote]
My first test was a 470.. and after some practice, I went up to a 600 before enrolling in a classroom course. I was performing consistently around 650, but then I started doing around 690-700 (maybe because of some repeat questions), and thought I would be OK.. At my highest, my Q was 45 and V was 44. I happened to be really nervous on test day, but I also see big inconsistencies in my verbal score where some days I'm at 90+% and some other days, I'm at 70%.
Appreciate any advice that you can give.
How long did you prep for?
What was your starting score?
P.S. You may not need the best of the best CAT's really... unless your issue/problem is with CAT's themselves. there are others - Kaplan has 5 with their books and Princeton Review has 4....[/quote]
My first test was a 470.. and after some practice, I went up to a 600 before enrolling in a classroom course. I was performing consistently around 650, but then I started doing around 690-700 (maybe because of some repeat questions), and thought I would be OK.. At my highest, my Q was 45 and V was 44. I happened to be really nervous on test day, but I also see big inconsistencies in my verbal score where some days I'm at 90+% and some other days, I'm at 70%.
Appreciate any advice that you can give.
