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by jpm33 » Fri Sep 14, 2007 8:25 pm
Ive been studying for three weeks now and have taken 3 practice tests from Kaplan. Test results are as follows

Kaplan CAT 1 510 Week ONE
Kaplan CAT 2 500 Week TWO
Kaplan CAT 3 470 Week THREE

Shouldnt my scores be going up? Im studying like crazy. ANY SUGGESTIONS out there on furthering my preparation? I am using the Kaplan book as well as OG11. Should I take a class course or is online just as effective? Thoughts?
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by bates88 » Sat Sep 15, 2007 6:32 pm
I agree; don't pay any attention to your Kaplan scores. The tests are not very close to the real thing in terms of difficulty level. GMATPrep is far better. I thought Princeton Review was good too, better indicator than Kaplan.
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