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Estimate real Gmat score

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by hittomiss45 » Fri Dec 05, 2008 11:26 am
Can anyone tell me what range i might be looking at on the real gmat after getting these scores on prep tests:

GmatPrep1: 600
GmatPrep2:620
GmatPrep2:640
MGMAT:600
CrackGmat:680
Veritas:620
Kaplan:560
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Re: Estimate real Gmat score

by logitech » Fri Dec 05, 2008 11:49 am
hittomiss45 wrote:Can anyone tell me what range i might be looking at on the real gmat after getting these scores on prep tests:

GmatPrep1: 600
GmatPrep2:620
GmatPrep2:640


Average: 620

SD:+/- 30

so you might score between 590 and 650.
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by VP_Jim » Mon Dec 08, 2008 9:58 pm
I agree; most of my students score roughly the same as they do on the GMAT Prep practice tests. Once in awhile someone will do a lot better or a lot worse, but I think +/- 30 points is a pretty good estimate.
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