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by rahul_ratan » Sat Nov 21, 2009 4:49 am
Hi, Im giving GMAT on the 4th, just gave Kaplan 2009 edition CAT, scored 540. Quant - 20, Scaled score - 32 & verbal - 24, scaled score 29. What does this score traslate to in real GMAT terms. And also pls help me as what shld be my srategy for the next 13 days.Also how many CBTS should I ideally give in the remaining period?

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by DanaJ » Sat Nov 21, 2009 4:28 pm
The most accurate predictor of current level is GMATprep, the software you can download from mba.com. Try one of the two tests available there and let us know how you do!

In your last days of prep, you should focus on strengths and official material. Try polishing your strongest points so that you'll be 100% confident on them when the day comes. Also, do practice using official stuff, such as problems from the OG or the supplements, in order to get yourself in the right state of mind for the real thing.
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by rahul_ratan » Sun Nov 22, 2009 3:57 am
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