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by must82 » Thu Aug 05, 2010 7:08 am
Hi guys,

I have been studying on Kaplan Verbal, OG 10 and OG 12 for 1 month,
1 week ago I took Kaplan Cat 1 and had a score of 580(Q 48)
3 days ago I took Princeton Cat 1 and had a score of 590(Q 47)

and today I took PowerPrep 1 and had a score of 740 ( Q 50 V40). However since I have been working on OG 10 and OG 12, I saw some of those PowerPrep questions for 3rd time. I feel like this score is overstating my real situation.
Do you guys have any ideas, advise?

The other thing I realized was when I reviewing the sections, the program didnt show the explanitions of last 10 questions of each section. I had 2 wrong answers in 28 quant questions and 8 wrongs in 31-31 verbal questions. I dont know why it didnt show all the questions?
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by indiantiger » Thu Aug 05, 2010 7:35 am
Try gmatprep or Mgmat tests.
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by must82 » Thu Aug 05, 2010 11:28 am
Thank you but By PowerPrep I meant officail gmatprep software..
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