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by belva1996 » Sat May 03, 2008 9:12 am
Hello everybody. Thanx for all the advice i've read over the last couple months.
This my first post on this site, although i've spent much time reading people's different responses.
I took the gmat in on Feb. 7, 2008 and got a low score of 620
I retook it today (May 2, 2008) and got a much higher 700.

In all my practices tests, i never got anything higher than a 690.

My practice tests were as follows.
Gmat prep 1: 680
Gmat prep 2: 690
Kaplan CD CAT 1: 560
Kaplan CD CAT 2: 590
Kaplan CD CAT 3: 600
Kaplan CD CAT 4: 560

Actual GMAT: 700 45Q, 40V

If it weren't for these posts, i wouldn't have realized how inaccurate Kaplan's test are. Although i believe they're great for preparation and test stamina.

But that's my success story. I'm just an ordinary joe blow. If i can crack 700 then i'm positive anyone can with enough hard work.
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by gabriel » Sat May 03, 2008 10:34 am
Congratulations!!. A 80 point improvement is quite impressive, particularly when you are moving from the 600's to the 700's. Best of luck with the rest of your B School journey.
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by kharavela » Sun May 04, 2008 7:19 am
congratulations. Good luck.
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by kharavela » Sun May 04, 2008 7:20 am
congratulations. Good luck.
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got a test next month n nd to improve from 640 - 700 level

by jazzy » Thu May 15, 2008 8:26 pm
hey congrats...i am taking my test for the 1st time next month and i am stressing out as my scores r not improving....they r at 640 level on gmat preps...

cud u advice on how u in ur last month did u prepare to score in 700's from 640...??

appreciate it..

thanks
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by Schrute Beets » Fri May 16, 2008 9:26 am
Belva, thanks for sharing your encouraging story! I too have found the questions on the Kaplan tests to be much harder than other prep questions. I took Kaplan's Premier Program Online CAT and did OK on it, but struggled with the Kaplan CAT 1 on the CD. Did you think that Kaplan's Online practice test was easier than the ones on the CD? Does anyone know if that one is actually computer-adapted?

Anyway, congrats on your great score and best of luck with your applications!
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