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Kaplan diagnostic accuracy?

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by beatthegmat » Mon Jul 30, 2007 4:52 pm
GMATbeater wrote:Hi there just received my Kaplan diagnostic test from my first class session... I thought / felt like I did much better yet only received:

Overall : 600
Overall Percentage Below : 67
Quantitative : 39
Quantitative Percentile : 62
Verbal : 34
Verbal Percentile : 72

I'm curious if anyone has any feedback how this translates to their real GMAT experience / GMATPrep? I've studied only from Kaplan GMAT Premier 2007 so far. Just bought OG 11's and working through it next week... planning to take GMAT in Oct.

Thanks for your help in advance.
Don't pay attention to your Kaplan scores--they are skewed much lower than what you can actually expect on your real exam. I think I scored a 580 on one or two Kaplan tests but ended up with a 700+ on the real thing. Dig through these forums and you'll find a lot of people with similar experiences.
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by fsar45 » Mon Jul 30, 2007 8:29 pm
As always, I agree with Eric. GMATPrep and Princeton Review tests are much better indicators.
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by beatthegmat » Tue Jul 31, 2007 9:21 am
:) Thanks for the kind words. We have a really amazing community here.
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