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A lil help....! 10 May 2011, 10:49
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Im taking the exam on the 28th of this month. Ive given 2 tests on the official GMATprep software (scores:710 and 720) and 3 on Princeton(scores 610, 640 and 650). Can some1 give me a clue abt what my actual score might be...? (assuming i don have any flashes of brilliance during the actual exam....)
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See here: https://gmatclub.com/gmat-score-calculator/?fl=menu
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Your GMATPrep scores are quite impressive, but did you take them under test conditions? In other words, did you finish the exam under timed constraints and include the AWA? If so, then your scores a reasonable indicator of your future performance on the actual test. Beyond the GMATPrep software, outside company CAT's are less reliable. Usually MGMAT comes in at second place. As for the others (Princeton, Kaplan, Knewton, etc.), I'm not sure.

But 610 and 620 seem a bit low, especially once we compare these scores to your GMATPrep numbers. When did you take these?
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i din give the AWAs, but the rest was timed. I find that the GMATprep questions much easier than all others. Thatas y im baffled about what to expect for the main exam. Yest i gave Mgmat n scored a 660. But as far as ive seen other mgmat scores in the forum, 660 seems to be on the low. It would have been slightly less unnerving if i knew where i stood. I have 5 mgmats left along with 1 GMATprep and 1 PR test. Any advice? Should i be doing Kaplan also?
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Incorporating all sorts of CAT's is probably not the best approach. Use the GMATPrep and perhaps a few more tests from a reputable company. Spend any remaining time reviewing the concepts with a guidebook and reinforcing those topics with solid question practice.

And do the AWA!
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