hamidmax wrote:
Hi
I have been preparing for months.
Last week I took Veritas prep CAT and got 710 ( q47 v40) yesterday I took
MGMAT CAT and got 590
( q39 v33) and found quant questions of.2 exams really different (I heard veritas has changed dufficulty of its quant questions and has made them more difficult) and in my point of view RC passages of
MGMAT CAT were lenghty while they had just 3 questions.
During the period between 2 exams I was studiying hard everyday.
When I checked my
MGMAT. CAT I realized the algorithm gave me 6 500 level questions in a row while I answered them
All correct. I think after 2 correct 500 level qhestion it should have given one 600 level question.
Please give me advice and let me know what you think.
Hi hamidmax,
Please don't overthink about any particular mock test.
So the answer to your question "which score should I rely on?" is "NONE".
What you need to understand is the exact algorithm for scoring on GMAT is not known to anyone except GMAC.
So there is no point in judging which test is better or more reliable because they all will have some demerits.
Now what you should definitely bother about is: How do you use these tests to get the best score?
And the answer is that you should take lots of Full Length Tests, as many as possible and review each one of them thoroughly.
You should shift your focus from the Score that appears on the screen to the mistakes you make and challenges you face.
Once you start doing well on all types of tests published by different companies, you will have a reason to believe that you are going to ace the GMAT.
Academics Team
PythaGURUS Education