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GMAT Free Practice Test - 650 (Q:50,V:30) - Master GMAT

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by penguinfoot » Sat Mar 10, 2012 7:53 am
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I have just taken Master GMAT Practice Test and frankly was shocked by the level of questions that were bombed on me. It took me a solid 5 minutes to get a hold of myself from this simulation. It was nerve wrecking at the least.

So my score estimate is 650 - 670 (that is how Master GMAT publishes its score) with the following break up:
Quant -> 50 - 51 (I got this with answering 17 questions wrong out of 37)
Verbal -> 30 - 32

The questions were really tough. In Quant, the questions tested basic concepts. They raised the bar in difficult question by involving lots of paper work. But i like the way in which questions are prepares to test your basic Mathematics.

Verbal was relatively easier than GMAC standards. The questions looked relatively easier - they lacked the GMAC touch of "Seperating Subject and Verb by a whole bunch of words". But then again i felt the questions were straight forward and tested basic skills.

I have lost 10 minutes in Verbal due to some technical glitches. I just reloaded the page and the test resumed. I liked this aspect as it did not screw my whole test, but just deducted 10 minutes :)

I have been taking practice tests every week and checking where i stand on a weekly basis. Last week's score was 630. I improved 20 points. But i thought i got it way too easily.

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