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21 Jul 2023, 16:47
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Hello all,
I'm practicing GMAT and here are my practice scores:
1. Kaplan: 530 (Q-V-IR-AWA)
2. Princeton: 560 (Q-V-IR-AWA)
3. GMAC: 680 (V-Q-IR-AWA)
The score from GMAC is surprisingly higher than others while I just target 580-600 overall (it's a pity to say so). Also, with the 2 first tests, my verbal is very low (under 30) and Quant is quite good for Princeton and GMAC (about 40-41). But with GMAC first time, verbal is 42, which is very far from the other two. So, I'm so confusing with my strength and weakness.
Does anyone have the same situation and what about your real test? And actually, the order of the test is different, does it also matter?
I'm practicing GMAT and here are my practice scores:
1. Kaplan: 530 (Q-V-IR-AWA)
2. Princeton: 560 (Q-V-IR-AWA)
3. GMAC: 680 (V-Q-IR-AWA)
The score from GMAC is surprisingly higher than others while I just target 580-600 overall (it's a pity to say so). Also, with the 2 first tests, my verbal is very low (under 30) and Quant is quite good for Princeton and GMAC (about 40-41). But with GMAC first time, verbal is 42, which is very far from the other two. So, I'm so confusing with my strength and weakness.
Does anyone have the same situation and what about your real test? And actually, the order of the test is different, does it also matter?
21 Jul 2023, 17:07
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Fair to say the Official Mocks best represent what you'll see on an actual exam compared to the other mocks out there (and use the same algorithm as the actual GMAT). Ultimately, a second Official Mock will give more insight into where you currently stand. Consider saving one or two Official Mocks in case you retake for any reason.
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21 Jul 2023, 18:29
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Hi thuthai.
Often, the scores generated by test prep company practice tests are different from how the test taker would score on the real GMAT.
So, your score on the official practice test is likely the most accurate one, unless you somehow saw questions from the practice test before you took it.
One way to determine whether you really are at the 680 level currently is to consider your practice accuracies.
For instance, to score 42 on Verbal you have to get about 85% of medium and hard Verbal questions correct. So, if you really are at the V42 level, then your practice accuracies should be at around 90% for medium and 80% for hard Verbal questions. Thus, you can tell whether you're really at the V42 level by seeing whether your practice accuracies are at or close to those levels.
Often, the scores generated by test prep company practice tests are different from how the test taker would score on the real GMAT.
So, your score on the official practice test is likely the most accurate one, unless you somehow saw questions from the practice test before you took it.
One way to determine whether you really are at the 680 level currently is to consider your practice accuracies.
For instance, to score 42 on Verbal you have to get about 85% of medium and hard Verbal questions correct. So, if you really are at the V42 level, then your practice accuracies should be at around 90% for medium and 80% for hard Verbal questions. Thus, you can tell whether you're really at the V42 level by seeing whether your practice accuracies are at or close to those levels.
