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Right guys.
Don't post much, but this forum has been an invaluable resource for me. I've trawled through most of the SC topics and questions.
Been at it on and off for the past 4 months. After completing both of the GMATprep tests, I decided to purchase the Manhattan CATs.
GMATprep:
Test 1: 710
Test 2: 640 (Not ideal conditions)
Manhattan:
CAT I: 670 (Q46 V35) (Free Test)
CAT II: 680 (Q44 V38)
CAT III: 690 (Q45 V38)
CAT IV: 740 (Q47 V45)
Don't know what to make of the variations in score, and the last score of 740.
Have a couple of Manhattan CATs left. I find the Quant section particularly challenging, and seems to have helped quite a bit. Confused between going for the last 2 for the next 2 days, or resetting the GMATprep software.
What do you guys reckon?!
I've got them butterflies doing barrel rolls and dives in my tummy!
Don't post much, but this forum has been an invaluable resource for me. I've trawled through most of the SC topics and questions.
Been at it on and off for the past 4 months. After completing both of the GMATprep tests, I decided to purchase the Manhattan CATs.
GMATprep:
Test 1: 710
Test 2: 640 (Not ideal conditions)
Manhattan:
CAT I: 670 (Q46 V35) (Free Test)
CAT II: 680 (Q44 V38)
CAT III: 690 (Q45 V38)
CAT IV: 740 (Q47 V45)
Don't know what to make of the variations in score, and the last score of 740.
Have a couple of Manhattan CATs left. I find the Quant section particularly challenging, and seems to have helped quite a bit. Confused between going for the last 2 for the next 2 days, or resetting the GMATprep software.
What do you guys reckon?!
I've got them butterflies doing barrel rolls and dives in my tummy!
18 May 2012, 08:05
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Well i'm not sure what your goal is, but your 740 on the last MGMAT CAT is quite encouraging. It might be worth while not taking anymore actual practice tests. A 740 doesn't just happen by mistake (unless you saw repeat questions). At this point, reinforcing topics you know, and going over your error log, or missed questions in CAT's along with questions you got right, can help you reinforce all those topics. If your goal is a 700+, and you are in that range from your practice tests, then you don't want to burn yourself out on the last 2 days, or have a poor showing on a CAT and crush your confidence. You should have VERY high confidence after a 740 CAT. Plus, MGMAT quant is considered slightly harder than the real GMAT, so it makes sense that you would be feeling that way. Keep your head up, don't burn yourself out, work some practice problems, review concepts, and keep yourself fresh for your test. On the last day before your test, definitely don't take a practice test, and don't burn yourself out.
Good luck! We look forward to your debrief
Good luck! We look forward to your debrief
18 May 2012, 09:19
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Ah. Some very useful words there.
I am concerned about doing tests till the last day. I've got the Manhattan flash cards set. Id say revising problems and clearing out confusions from the past couple of tests should be just fine.
I see your point when you say another cat, and a lower score won't be ideal at this stage.
When I started out, I had 700 in mind. As of now, I'd be satisfied with a 700. Not doing any tests tomorrow and day after. Contemplating that.
How was your experience with the days leading up to your GMAT?
I am concerned about doing tests till the last day. I've got the Manhattan flash cards set. Id say revising problems and clearing out confusions from the past couple of tests should be just fine.
I see your point when you say another cat, and a lower score won't be ideal at this stage.
When I started out, I had 700 in mind. As of now, I'd be satisfied with a 700. Not doing any tests tomorrow and day after. Contemplating that.
How was your experience with the days leading up to your GMAT?
