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My test is scheduled to be in 2 weeks.
I just took the GMATPrep and got a disappointing 610.
My goal is 640.
I've been taking practice MGMAT testing, scoring 600, 610 then 700
There were some repeats on the CR Gmatprep, so perhaps my real score should be even lower. My question is, at this point, should I reschedule and give myself 1 more month? Or so I take the gamble and take the test in 2 weeks. Whats the chances I can hit my target?!
My test is scheduled to be in 2 weeks. I just took the GMATPrep and got a disappointing 610. My goal is 640. I've been taking practice MGMAT testing, scoring 600, 610 then 700
There were some repeats on the CR Gmatprep, so perhaps my real score should be even lower. My question is, at this point, should I reschedule and give myself 1 more month? Or so I take the gamble and take the test in 2 weeks. Whats the chances I can hit my target?!
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GMATPrep is the most accurate, way more accurate than MGMAT.
A 610 is within striking distance of 640. A difference of 30 points at the lower 600 level is less pronounced than at the 700 level. Don't worry too much. Study diligently and have confidence in yourself.
I've been studyin for 3 months and I use the OG, all the MGMAT series books. I did do a little kaplan and PR at the beginning but that didn't seem helpful so I stopped using those.
If you have been already studying for 3 months and you are that close to your target, I would say go ahead and take it. You also don't want to over study and burn yourself out. Just spend the last 2 weeks doing practice questions/tests and work on timing.