Today, I just took the free manhattan CAT....the questions seem easier than prep. So, will the score turn out higher than my level?
By the way, I also doubt the predictive accuracy of prep, since my friend who got 770 in prep test, only have 680 in the actual test.
How about the predictive accuracy of manhattan CAT?
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Today I occasionally figure out the reason, and here's why:
About"the manhattan CAT" problem, it is my fault, because although you can get a relatively high score of both verbal and math, your rank will not treak you. And I guess my classmate just reviewed all the questions about "the prep"(he got the whole question pool for preparation...and I saw it.), took them repeatedly and then get a 770.
I feel a little wierd to reply myself, but I did it, because I think some guys confused about the same problem may need it.
About"the manhattan CAT" problem, it is my fault, because although you can get a relatively high score of both verbal and math, your rank will not treak you. And I guess my classmate just reviewed all the questions about "the prep"(he got the whole question pool for preparation...and I saw it.), took them repeatedly and then get a 770.
I feel a little wierd to reply myself, but I did it, because I think some guys confused about the same problem may need it.