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31 Jul 2005, 17:39
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So far I've completed the Kaplan classroom course and now I'm about 3/4 of the way through the OG. I've completed 4 Kaplan paper and pencil practice tests (non-CAT) and the range between my scores has been pretty substantial. I got my best score today and I was wondering if it was just luck. I'm sure I'll find out after I take my next test but wanted to hear from all of you. Let me know your thoughts/similar experiences.
Kap 1 (Diagnostic) - 510
Kap 2 - 560
*Begin OG*
Kap 3 - 540
*OG 3/4 Complete*
Kap 4 - 620
I'll feel on top of the world walking out of the test with a 620 and I'm really hoping this wasn't a fluke.
Kap 1 (Diagnostic) - 510
Kap 2 - 560
*Begin OG*
Kap 3 - 540
*OG 3/4 Complete*
Kap 4 - 620
I'll feel on top of the world walking out of the test with a 620 and I'm really hoping this wasn't a fluke.
01 Aug 2005, 09:58
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I think it is very possible that you have improved that much, after going thru 3/4 of OG.
However, may be you should try taking one of the PP tests. This will give you a better idea of where you stand.
Good luck, N
However, may be you should try taking one of the PP tests. This will give you a better idea of where you stand.
Good luck, N
01 Aug 2005, 22:06
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Thanks so much for the reply nadia0410, it boosted my confidence.
The Kaplan class I took offers 'The Ultimate Practice Test'. Tomorrow I take the GMAT for real at the same test center I'll take it two weeks from now. I think it goes without saying how freaked out I am but I'm going to try and go in with a clear head.
I'm really wondering how much mental strain has to do with how I perform. Today I put in 11 hours at work and during tonight's practice session finishing up the OG I did worse than usual on the 50 problems I completed. I think I do better after 48 hours of not working. I hope this holds true when I take the test on a Monday after a weekend.
Also, and this seemed weird to me - I hit the 620 score after I took the practice test completely. Up until that test I had always skipped the essays. I'm wondering if finally writing each essay played at least some part in my dramatically higher score. Kind of like warming up before a race? What do you guys think?
The Kaplan class I took offers 'The Ultimate Practice Test'. Tomorrow I take the GMAT for real at the same test center I'll take it two weeks from now. I think it goes without saying how freaked out I am but I'm going to try and go in with a clear head.
I'm really wondering how much mental strain has to do with how I perform. Today I put in 11 hours at work and during tonight's practice session finishing up the OG I did worse than usual on the 50 problems I completed. I think I do better after 48 hours of not working. I hope this holds true when I take the test on a Monday after a weekend.
Also, and this seemed weird to me - I hit the 620 score after I took the practice test completely. Up until that test I had always skipped the essays. I'm wondering if finally writing each essay played at least some part in my dramatically higher score. Kind of like warming up before a race? What do you guys think?
