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Boo-YAH! way to go...hope your application prep is going just as well. Best of luck.
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by bzg2hg » Mon Oct 05, 2009 9:57 pm
WOO-HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Congratulation SZ ...
U inspired me a lot..
i gave GMAT on August 7th nd scored 670 ..
Planing for next attempt on Nov 1st week ..
I wish I could get some score like you ..
Anyway All the best for your Application ...

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by newuser_beatGMAT » Mon Oct 05, 2009 11:13 pm
@saz

I just gave my GMAT and got a 610.
I used to always score ~680/690 in kaplan/peterson tests.

My weak parts are DS and SC
Can you please share what study guides and practice material you had used for ur second attempt.

Appreciate it!
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by tempmbaquestion » Tue Dec 22, 2009 8:18 am
Real GMAT: 710 (Q 49, V 40)
Kaplan: 690, 620, 770, 750
GmatPrep: 740, 740

I have a question related my real GMAT score. I checked out other score reports and all the reports with Q 49 and V 40 had an overall score of 730 (one report was just a month old). Could someone explain the discrepancy? Could the unofficial score report differ from the official one?

I understand that the percentiles are changing, but could also the calculation of the overall GMAT score change? I would just like to understand if there might be mistake that could account for this. Please let me know what you think.
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