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is 800score representative of real GMAT

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by abcgmat » Mon Jul 16, 2012 6:24 am
Hi,

I took my 800score practice tests only july 1 and july 15 and got a score
690 , 700.
690: Q45, V: 38
700: Q44, V:41

I was happy to see improvement in verbal (my last gmat score was 640 q: 48, V: 31)
But I have seen reviews that 800score verbal score is overrated and verbal is quiet
easy on 800score.com

I have already taken Manhattan free test and gmat-prep test many times , so I would not gain
much from this test.

Could you suggest me the test which can be representative of actual GMAT tests
or Is 800score representative of actual test?

As it will be my fourth attempt,I want to do well this time. (I still have to prepare for IR and quant)

Kindly provide Inputs, Would be very valuable for me
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by rijul007 » Mon Jul 16, 2012 7:10 am
During my preparation, I never had a very good experience with 800score.

I didn't feel anything "adaptive" in these tests. But that's just my opinion. Perhaps the experts would give you better insights. :-)
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by NextGreatLeader » Mon Jul 16, 2012 8:28 am
It sounds like you've only taken Manhattan's free test. If you purchase one of the MGMAT guides, you get access to 6 tests. Manhattan is typically considered one of the most reliable CATs.
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by dutchgerman » Mon Jul 16, 2012 10:42 am
Thank you both for the inputs

rijul007- Could you let me know how much was you score in 800score.com, how close was it your GMAT score :720
Just to get an idea , how close it reflects the actual score
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by dutchgerman » Mon Jul 16, 2012 10:42 am
I also feel the same
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by abcgmat » Mon Jul 16, 2012 10:46 am
Hi rijul007, NextgreatLeader,

Thank you for the inputs,

rijul007- Could you let me know how much did you score in 800score , how close was it to your score on GAMT :720. Just to get an idea of how close it reflects the real score
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by rijul007 » Tue Jul 17, 2012 4:59 am
abcgmat wrote:Hi rijul007, NextgreatLeader,

Thank you for the inputs,

rijul007- Could you let me know how much did you score in 800score , how close was it to your score on GAMT :720. Just to get an idea of how close it reflects the real score
Hi,
I don't remember how much I scored in 800score test. I took this test in the mid-stages of my prep, so it wouldn't be anywhere close to 720.
I had bought all the 800score CATs, but stopped attempting after the first one. I did not find the test adaptive at all. I would suggest you to stay away from them.
Manhattan offers 6 CATs, these are the best in the market after the GMATprep softwares. :)
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by abcgmat » Tue Jul 17, 2012 5:01 am
Hi rijul007,

Thanks again for your input
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