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10 Dec 2017, 13:18
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Good evening from Spain,
I am following the 6-month Magoosh study plan. I am currently in week 17 of 24.
I have taken 4 MGMAT CATs as of today. Here are the scores
1: 680 Q44, V38, IR 1.63
2: 690 Q45, V38, IR 3.8
3: 710 Q43, V44, IR 3.66
4: 660 Q42, V38, IR 5.97
I am afraid that the end of this study plan isn't pushing me enough to keep up the high scores. Additionally, I had my wisdom teeth removed this past week, so completing a CAT this week wasn't the most fun thing ever.
I am really worried that my score is going to go down with each passing week. How can I maintain it, or should I not worry given that I have seen that the MGMAT CATs tend to be harder than the actual test?
Thanks!
I am following the 6-month Magoosh study plan. I am currently in week 17 of 24.
I have taken 4 MGMAT CATs as of today. Here are the scores
1: 680 Q44, V38, IR 1.63
2: 690 Q45, V38, IR 3.8
3: 710 Q43, V44, IR 3.66
4: 660 Q42, V38, IR 5.97
I am afraid that the end of this study plan isn't pushing me enough to keep up the high scores. Additionally, I had my wisdom teeth removed this past week, so completing a CAT this week wasn't the most fun thing ever.
I am really worried that my score is going to go down with each passing week. How can I maintain it, or should I not worry given that I have seen that the MGMAT CATs tend to be harder than the actual test?
Thanks!
11 Dec 2017, 00:36
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derekmbenjamin
MGMAT CATs Quant is harder than actual test, not Verbal.
You could try GMATPrep to estimate your score better and clear your doubt.
11 Dec 2017, 01:39
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derekmbenjamin
Try to take a GMATPrep practice test soon if you have any major concerns about your score. You have a total of 6 (2 free, 4 paid) available, so you'll still have 5 of the best tests left.
