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Has anyone had this experience? (MGMAT vs GmatPrep)

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by jo777 » Fri Nov 07, 2008 12:07 pm
On Sunday I took a MGMAT test and scored a 560 (Q33 and V34) - I was almost ready to give up (I've been studying for a couple of months, and had only taken MGMAT tests). No doubt, my confidence was essentially shot.

As a last ditched effort to see if I could be in contention to score a 700, I took the first GmatPrep exam this am and scored a 680 (Q42 and V40). I know that many people have discussed MGMAT's quant as being quite a bit harder, but my score difference is beyond dramatic.

At any rate, I take the test in about 3 weeks, so hopefully my score is more consistent with the latter. Am I a freak, or have other people experienced this?
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jo777 wrote:On Sunday I took a MGMAT test and scored a 560 (Q33 and V34) - I was almost ready to give up (I've been studying for a couple of months, and had only taken MGMAT tests). No doubt, my confidence was essentially shot.

As a last ditched effort to see if I could be in contention to score a 700, I took the first GmatPrep exam this am and scored a 680 (Q42 and V40). I know that many people have discussed MGMAT's quant as being quite a bit harder, but my score difference is beyond dramatic.

At any rate, I take the test in about 3 weeks, so hopefully my score is more consistent with the latter. Am I a freak, or have other people experienced this?
You are not a freak :) But I would take couple of more MGMAT and GMAT Prep test to test the pattern.
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