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I have done the following exams over the past month with varying results.
Manhattan Prep Exam #1 -- 600
Manhattan Prep Exam #2 --600
Veritas Prep Test#1 --630
Manhattan Prep Exam #3 --570
Manhattan Prep Exam #4-- 640
GMAT Prep Mock Test 1--710
My scores vary widely and I am confused as to which source of test scores could be the most useful indicator. My test is in two days. Hopefully I can get some insight before I write the exam.
Best,
Maninder
Manhattan Prep Exam #1 -- 600
Manhattan Prep Exam #2 --600
Veritas Prep Test#1 --630
Manhattan Prep Exam #3 --570
Manhattan Prep Exam #4-- 640
GMAT Prep Mock Test 1--710
My scores vary widely and I am confused as to which source of test scores could be the most useful indicator. My test is in two days. Hopefully I can get some insight before I write the exam.
Best,
Maninder
04 Jan 2016, 20:25
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Hi Maninder,
Unfortunately, waiting until 2 days before your Official GMAT to ask this question does not give you any time to make 'adjustments' to your studies.
The accuracy of CAT results depends heavily on how YOU choose to take the CATs. The more realistic and 'test-like' you make those experiences, the more likely the score results are to be accurate. If you deviate from the standard Test Day 'event' (skipping sections, pausing the CAT, taking it at home, taking it at a different time of day from your Official Test time, etc.), your scores can deviate too.
You should post back here with your Official Score results so that we can talk through what they mean and what (if anything) you should do next.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Unfortunately, waiting until 2 days before your Official GMAT to ask this question does not give you any time to make 'adjustments' to your studies.
The accuracy of CAT results depends heavily on how YOU choose to take the CATs. The more realistic and 'test-like' you make those experiences, the more likely the score results are to be accurate. If you deviate from the standard Test Day 'event' (skipping sections, pausing the CAT, taking it at home, taking it at a different time of day from your Official Test time, etc.), your scores can deviate too.
You should post back here with your Official Score results so that we can talk through what they mean and what (if anything) you should do next.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
04 Jan 2016, 21:47
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Maninder, I don't think focusing on 'test score that is the most useful indicator' will do you any good now. Only two days are left for the test so rescheduling doesn't make a lot of sense anymore - you will be charged $250. The best course of action is to take heart from your last score of 710 and hope for the best. If, unfortunately your GMAT score is way below expectations, just cancel it (which will not appear in your score report) and then think about what is the best course of action from there on.
