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15 Aug 2007, 06:46
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how accurate is this test??
i was actually pretty satisfied with my overall goal.. mostly, bc i killed the verbal! however, the math destroyed me!!! wow! i was always a very very strong math student (especially with word problems and such) but i am finding the time limit very very difficult!
i was actually pretty satisfied with my overall goal.. mostly, bc i killed the verbal! however, the math destroyed me!!! wow! i was always a very very strong math student (especially with word problems and such) but i am finding the time limit very very difficult!
15 Aug 2007, 09:27
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Well, Manhattan CAT does have harder than real GMAT math questions. So don't lose your confidence by seeing a lower math score on that.
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15 Aug 2007, 12:01
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MGMAT CAT math will destroy you, unless you're a math genius! I am very good at math (got a Q51 on the real GMAT) and I never got over Q47 on the MGMAT and never had time to finish. All my other practice CATs had Q49 or higher.
Verbal is roughly the same, so if you killed it, you're doing well.
Just add 2-4 pts to your MGMAT Q score and that should be what you get on the real GMAT.
Make sure you take GMATPrep though, as that's the ONLY thing that is truly representative.
Verbal is roughly the same, so if you killed it, you're doing well.
Just add 2-4 pts to your MGMAT Q score and that should be what you get on the real GMAT.
Make sure you take GMATPrep though, as that's the ONLY thing that is truly representative.
