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by milanproda » Fri Jan 21, 2011 9:49 am
Hi guys,

I just took a practice test from GMATprep (I downloaded them for free at mba.com)

For those of you in the know, how accurate would you say these tests are?

I got a 570 and felt like I bummed it completely. Must have gotten a bunch right by accident. Especially because I did better on math than verbal.

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by Superduperstudent » Fri Jan 21, 2011 10:03 am
Hi milanproda,

The tests from GMATprep are very accurate. They simulate the real GMAT test and give you a good impression of what you would score on test day.

With a 570 score you are in the 55th percentile, meaning that 45% of test takers score higher than you. That's a good place to start, but I bet you can do better!

If you need any help preparing for the real test, check out my website at www.superduperstudent.com.

Good luck!
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by milanproda » Fri Jan 21, 2011 10:08 am
Thanks, I feel pretty good right now, considering how I felt about my possible score before the test and after. Considering that I have had little quality preperation and that I had trouble with a lot of the material, I think I can go much higher. Who knows, but I will try.

I will make sure to check your site.
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