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Confusing scores - GMAT PREP

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by [email protected] » Mon Sep 06, 2010 11:33 pm
Hi,
I took the GMAT prep from the MBA.com website.
I have put in about 2-3 months preparation for GMAT.
After my preparation I took the prep tests downloaded from mba.com
I am confused by the scores.

In Preptest-I : I scored a pathetic 520.
I took Preptest-II : the next day and scored 640
(between Prep-1 and Prep-2 I did not do any study/analysis).
My exam date is 2 weeks away.
I am wondering if I should postpone, analyse and prepare better.
Please help. If not what other course of action?

Can one of the featured experts please reply? I have been following Stacey Koprince's posts.
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by Dan@VinciaPrep » Tue Sep 07, 2010 11:29 pm
[email protected] wrote:Hi,
I took the GMAT prep from the MBA.com website.
I have put in about 2-3 months preparation for GMAT.
After my preparation I took the prep tests downloaded from mba.com
I am confused by the scores.

In Preptest-I : I scored a pathetic 520.
I took Preptest-II : the next day and scored 640
(between Prep-1 and Prep-2 I did not do any study/analysis).
My exam date is 2 weeks away.
I am wondering if I should postpone, analyse and prepare better.
Please help. If not what other course of action?

Can one of the featured experts please reply? I have been following Stacey Koprince's posts.
Will be glad if Stacey could reply.
What is your goal? Was GMATPrep test 1 the first time you took a full length practice test?
If my post helped you- let me know by pushing the thanks button ;)

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