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 Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 5:50 pm Post subject: so my MGMAT free test was 660 q.44, v.36 |
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| GMAC CAT 2 last week was 710. The test is on Tuesday. Am I screwed? How accurate is the MGMAT's score?? Crap, I'm really not happy. |
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| Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 6:13 pm Post subject: Re: so my MGMAT free test was 660 q.44, v.36 |
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| yuri wrote: | | GMAC CAT 2 last week was 710. The test is on Tuesday. Am I screwed? How accurate is the MGMAT's score?? Crap, I'm really not happy. |
I wouldn't beat yourself up too much from your latest MGMAT score. A lot of members have reported that MGMAT tests are slightly harder than what they actually saw on their GMAT tests...
I think the best indicator of your performance was your latest GMATPrep score. You should be in range to get a great score!
Go into that test confident! And try to relax in the mean time... 
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yuri
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| Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 6:39 pm Post subject: |
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Thank you Eric. Relax sounds good, but I think I want to do another 200 problems out of OG before Sunday...  |
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| Here's a question. Our office is moving, and before my b-trip, I have only Monday to pack my office. Is it a good idea to organize files and pack, or should I not devote much time to it, and just throw things in boxes and deal with it later, after the trip and the test? I'm afraid to waste too much brain on filing and organizing the mess, created by me studying and not working/organizing for the past 3 months... Tusday morning (test is at 2) - should I event come into the office and file and organize more, or just be a bum and go to the test center? Eric, you do rock and you know it. |
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Yuri, I recommend doing whatever is least stressful for you that day. My preference is for you to just 'bum out', but make sure that's cool work wise.
Good luck!
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| As always - thank you Eric! |
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