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by tahsinborhan » Fri Oct 15, 2010 7:19 pm
Hi guys

My test is about 3 weeks away and I am in full practice testing phase.

Good news is after a lot of bumps and bruises I am scoring well on my mgmat CATs with my scores being 620, 620, 650, 680

Unfortunately on GMAT Prep I am not scoring anything similar, I've been getting 580, 580 and now most recently 630 (Q42, V34)

What's funny is that I always get around 37 in verbal for MGMAT and 34 or less on GMAT prep, yet I am pretty sure I am answering 700 level qs correct on GMAT prep.

Also on my most recent score of 630 on GMAT prep I only made 13 errors on the Verbal section and 15 on Quant, whereas I've made a lot more errors on MGMAT.

I am really concerned with the discrepancy, can anyone please give me some guidance on how gmat prep scores are so low especially since I am only missing a few questions and they seem 700 level ones!!!


Sorry for the long post but please help!!!
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