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by tngearhart » Fri Jul 28, 2006 3:25 pm
Over the past month I have worked throught the Kaplan Premier - 2006 CD.

These are my scores.

Kap1: Q17 V33 Total 480
Kap2: Q29 V36 Total 550
Kap3: Q26 V33 Total 540
Kap4: Q28 V31 Total 540

My mistake in taking these test was that I would usually start around 8PM. By the time I got to verbal I was wore out and would rush through the questions. With Kaplan you have to read really carefully to get what they are asking. It doesn't help that their CR questions are twice as long as the ones in the real test. Hopefully this has given me practice in timing and stamina.
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by limits660 » Fri Jul 28, 2006 3:48 pm
How were your scores with the Powerprep software from mba.com?
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