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I just scored a 670 on my last MGMAT practice test!!!

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by dubc1982 » Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:45 pm
I take the GMAT on Saturday and seeing this score has really pumped me up. I took the GMAT in August and scored a terrible 540. After that I just attacked the practice tests and have been consistently scoring above 600, with this 670 happening today! I'm super excited and am amazed at my improvement, but I'm wondering how accurate this score is to how I could possibly do.

I'm pretty bad in the Quant. section, but I got a 43 on this test. I've seen improvement, but didn't think this much.

Do you think my last GMAT was a fluke and I'm finally scoring more in the range I should be in?
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by Prasanna » Thu Sep 11, 2008 6:37 am
With your test on saturday, it is good to see that your confidence level is high...dont think too much ..from here on its an emotional game. Revise concepts and take good rest.
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