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19 Mar 2017, 11:35
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Hi all,
I've been scoring between 46 - 48 on GMAT Club quant CATs. Anyone else on the forum scoring roughly the same? Any thoughts on what these scores would potentially translate to on a real GMAT test?
Thanks!
I've been scoring between 46 - 48 on GMAT Club quant CATs. Anyone else on the forum scoring roughly the same? Any thoughts on what these scores would potentially translate to on a real GMAT test?
Thanks!
19 Mar 2017, 17:57
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Hi thehealthcareguy,
Scoring in that range on the GMATClub Tests shows that you have a really strong Quant ability - so you could very well score at a really high level on the Official GMAT. Unfortunately, there's no way to 'translate' an isolated sectional score into an Official Score. There are too many aspects to Test Day (including taking the FULL Exam) that are not accounted for when you take a single 'sectional test' for practice. Thankfully, there IS a way to properly assess your skills - take a FULL-LENGTH CAT (with the Essay and IR sections) under realistic conditions.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Scoring in that range on the GMATClub Tests shows that you have a really strong Quant ability - so you could very well score at a really high level on the Official GMAT. Unfortunately, there's no way to 'translate' an isolated sectional score into an Official Score. There are too many aspects to Test Day (including taking the FULL Exam) that are not accounted for when you take a single 'sectional test' for practice. Thankfully, there IS a way to properly assess your skills - take a FULL-LENGTH CAT (with the Essay and IR sections) under realistic conditions.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
19 Mar 2017, 22:57
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thehealthcareguy
A GMATPrep would give you the best estimate of your ability before you take the actual GMAT.
