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by abhishekswamy » Thu Jul 28, 2011 2:31 pm
Hi,

I got the score of 640 in my MGMAT (manhattan Gmat) free online test.the score details are given below:..How much should i expect on the real exam???


CAT Exam #1 (FREE) 7/28/2011

SCORE & OVERVIEW OF RESULTS
TYPE SCORE ESTIMATED PERCENTILE RANK
Quantitative 41 64 %
Verbal 36 81 %
Total 640 80 %
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by therealtomrose » Thu Jul 28, 2011 5:27 pm
The MGMAT tests are calibrated to be accurate. You should expect the score that you have been given. That said, here are some caveats:

1) Some people experience greater than normal stress on the real exam which affects their score adversely.
2) The GMAT itself, and our practice tests as well have about a 30 point standard error. Combining both sources of error means you might experience a score about 60 pts away form the prediction. You can reduce this 60 pt spread further by taking additional practice tests. If you are reliably scoring at a certain level then you should expect the same results.

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