Hi,
Thanks for the response.
I was getting a score around 600 for my initial CATS. Though I consider quant as my strongest area, I practiced more and more in quant (esp probability and some other high difficulty math questions from Kaplan quiz bank). That's when I got 670 in Kaplan CAT. My quant score was 51 and verbal score was around 30. Then I took GMATprep1. For GMATprep1, I felt as if I was getting more and more data sufficiency questions. I was not able to judge the time properly, so towards the end of the quant section, I had to make random guesses to finish the test. For PR online demo CAT, I thought I did equally well in Quant (when compared to Kaplan) but I scored only about 46 or so in quant. I felt that PR was more harder with scoring. My score for verbal was similar to what I got for kaplan or may be a couple of points lesser.
When I took the second GMATprep, I felt that DS questions were the killer ones again. So I bought OG11 and practiced all DS questions in there. I am still working on the rest of the sections in OG, but last weekend, I tried PR CAT (cracking with GMAT). With PR, again, I thought I did well in quant section (about 6 mistakes, most of them towards the end, only 1 incorrect answer around Q7). But still PR gave me a score of only 45 or so in quant. For verbal, it was around 32 or so.
Though I am trying to improve my verbal skills too, I feel I can excel in quant because that is my strongest area, so I have been concentrating more and more in quant. For verbal, I can never seem to get RC questions correctly. When I got 760 in kaplan, I made only 3 mistakes in SC and CR. I made about 6 mistakes in RC. Is kaplan too linient with scoring? Even with 9 mistakes, I got close to 49 in verbal for kaplan.
Anyhow, since my scores in other CATS are only around 620, I am planning to stop taking Kaplan tests. From this website, I read a lot that MGMAT CATs are good resources. Do they give a good indication of my actual scoring? I am planning to order just the CATs. Will that be enough?
