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24 Jul 2014, 07:52
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I decided to get out of lurking because I think I'm probably not the only one in this situation.
Test is in 2 days, and I'm getting fidgety. Getting a score forecast will help me
So here are my test scores so far:
4/28 - GMAT Prep 1: 700 (Q48, V38)
6/10 - KapTest 1: 670 (Q50, V27)
6/20 - KapTest 2: 720 (Q50, V40)
6/28 - KapTest 3: 730 (Q51, V34)
6/29 - KapTest 4: 720 (Q50, V37)
7/12 - KapTest 5: 750 (Q50, V45)
7/13 - GMAT Prep 2: 710 (Q49, V38)
7/19 - GMAT Prep 3: 710 (Q50, V36)
7/20 - GMAT Prep 4: 740 (Q50, V40)
Will my actual test scores regress to the mean? I'm worried about the pretty wide variation (esp. in verbal). I've been reading online that people have only scored lower on the actual test day, never higher. True?
Also, the outliers.. the 750 and the 740 had a number of repeated questions (even within the test). Chances are they might be inflated.
Test is in 2 days, and I'm getting fidgety. Getting a score forecast will help me
So here are my test scores so far:
4/28 - GMAT Prep 1: 700 (Q48, V38)
6/10 - KapTest 1: 670 (Q50, V27)
6/20 - KapTest 2: 720 (Q50, V40)
6/28 - KapTest 3: 730 (Q51, V34)
6/29 - KapTest 4: 720 (Q50, V37)
7/12 - KapTest 5: 750 (Q50, V45)
7/13 - GMAT Prep 2: 710 (Q49, V38)
7/19 - GMAT Prep 3: 710 (Q50, V36)
7/20 - GMAT Prep 4: 740 (Q50, V40)
Will my actual test scores regress to the mean? I'm worried about the pretty wide variation (esp. in verbal). I've been reading online that people have only scored lower on the actual test day, never higher. True?
Also, the outliers.. the 750 and the 740 had a number of repeated questions (even within the test). Chances are they might be inflated.
24 Jul 2014, 08:00
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Your scores look pretty good - seems a solid 700.
Don't worry about it on the test day - don't worry about your test or how well you are doing. Just take one question at a time and don't screw yourself by trying to answer one question and spend 5 mins on it - BAD idea. I got stuck on a question too and was able to move on only after 4 or so mins. I felt that through the rest of the test and probably would have gotten Q50 had I moved on after 2.5 or 3 mins.
Good Luck!
Don't worry about it on the test day - don't worry about your test or how well you are doing. Just take one question at a time and don't screw yourself by trying to answer one question and spend 5 mins on it - BAD idea. I got stuck on a question too and was able to move on only after 4 or so mins. I felt that through the rest of the test and probably would have gotten Q50 had I moved on after 2.5 or 3 mins.
Good Luck!
05 Aug 2014, 13:46
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Hi,
I would reccomend averaging all of your prep exams together. Your score on the actual GMAT should be within +/- 30 points of your average.
Sincerely,
Evan
I would reccomend averaging all of your prep exams together. Your score on the actual GMAT should be within +/- 30 points of your average.
Sincerely,
Evan
