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Is kplan really difficult

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by agent47 » Fri Aug 15, 2008 8:53 pm
Hi friends ,

My exam is on 26th of this month only 10 days left I had prepared well from All the OG's and I am able to solve almost each problem discussed here in this forum.

I have a kplan premier program as well and my performence is really bad , I am really nervous at times I am able to only answer 6 questions out of 11.

And I have GMAT800 score tests and at times I am able to get 70 pecentile and at times 33 I am really stuck up , what should I do should I reschedule my exam... pls suggest me a good plan for next 10 days
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by uncbeers » Fri Aug 15, 2008 9:10 pm
If you search Kaplan on these forums you will see the scores vary and many find that their actual GMAT scores can vary anywhere from 50-120 (don't hold me to those numbers) compared to Kaplan scores. The best indicator seems to be GMATPrep tests from mba.com.

I'm sure others will be along soon who have experience with both as I have NOT taken the real GMAT yet. My views above are just off of what I have seen from others on these forums.
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