I recently enrolled in Manhattan GMAT's 9-week class and have learned various techniques and skills.
I took my first 3 CAT exams from the course, scoring 650, 650, 650 (Q44, V35). Anyways, I realized some flaws in the way I was approaching some problems, hunkered down on studying for verbal, and refreshed myself between Quant and Verbal on my most recent practice exam since I was truly running out of steam about halfway through verbal.
The results? Well, the test was GMATPrep (as we all know, produced by the GMAC) and my score was Q49 V44 (for a score of 750). I reviewed all of my questions and only got one question right where I had guessed (so I'm trusting these results). The question is this: How representative is the GMATPrep practice of the actual GMAT?
Second question: What are some other good practice tests? I think the MGMAT tests are good, and have heard that Princeton Review and Kaplan are strong as well (though Kaplan tends to be tougher?). I've heard various reviewing about 800score exams, also. Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Joe
I took my first 3 CAT exams from the course, scoring 650, 650, 650 (Q44, V35). Anyways, I realized some flaws in the way I was approaching some problems, hunkered down on studying for verbal, and refreshed myself between Quant and Verbal on my most recent practice exam since I was truly running out of steam about halfway through verbal.
The results? Well, the test was GMATPrep (as we all know, produced by the GMAC) and my score was Q49 V44 (for a score of 750). I reviewed all of my questions and only got one question right where I had guessed (so I'm trusting these results). The question is this: How representative is the GMATPrep practice of the actual GMAT?
Second question: What are some other good practice tests? I think the MGMAT tests are good, and have heard that Princeton Review and Kaplan are strong as well (though Kaplan tends to be tougher?). I've heard various reviewing about 800score exams, also. Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Joe
