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640 in 800score.com

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by bhavikrao » Sat Mar 28, 2009 12:58 pm
Folks,

I gave 800score.com and scored a 640. Not very happy about it.

Math seemed way too hard.. 39 raw score and verbal seemed to be ok.

Scored a 38 there.

Anybody has any idea on how does this translate to other tests or even how close I am to gmat score.

Thanks in advance
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by TedCornell » Sat Mar 28, 2009 9:40 pm
bhavikrao, I've taken 800score test and scored a 770. My official GMAT is 750.

The most reliable barometer of your GMAT ability is the GMATPrep test. Take your test and study the results you get. Have a look at detailed explanations either on this forum or at gmatfix.com.
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