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Accuracy of Manhattan GMAT Practice test

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by mmgmat » Fri Jul 06, 2012 9:10 am
I have given three Manhattan tests and a Gmat Prep Practice test
These were my scores:

06/15/12- Gmat prep- 760
06/24/12- MGMAT- 720
06/28/12- MGMAT- 770
07/06/12- MGMAT- 770

How accurate are these practice tests as indicators of score on the real TEST??
PLEASE comment as I have my GMAT in a week's time.
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by sam2304 » Fri Jul 06, 2012 10:48 am
MGMAT scores will be +/- 50 points close to your actual score.
GMATPrep scores will be +/- 30 points close to your actual score.

Above things will hold good only when you take test with strict official conditions as in with essays, IR + strict 8 min break.

If you haven't done it that way, then take the GMATPrep2 as early as possible and avoid taking any tests further. That should give you a fair idea of what you will be scoring on your test day.
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