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Bad scores on practice tests. GMAT in 4 days. Why take it?

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by Rastis » Sat Apr 21, 2012 9:40 am
Hey all,

Just took a GMATPrep practice test and scored a pathetic 450 which is down from a 560 on a different CAT test that I took earlier this month. I actually thought I was going to get a favorable score on this test, especially in verbal (23, wth?). With my real test in four days, should I even go? I mean, I'm obviously not going to get anything that would resemble a meager score. I've moved this test back twice so what's $250 more? As you can tell, the confidence is gone.

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by georgera1 » Sat Apr 21, 2012 4:53 pm
If your target is a 700 and you are scoring 450-500, you might be better off postponing the test and reassessing your strategy..don't lose heart my friend.
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