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by fevergallore » Sun May 04, 2008 4:30 am
I have huge doubts on credibility of MGMAT MOCK test; I solved the free test and the scores I got seem highly distorted;

I scored 47 Q and 37 V; 690

bUT i had 17 incorrect in maths and 16 incorrect in Verbal;
It was a pathetic performance..and i WAS expecting at max 620;

The review shows that I had solved many qsns in range of 700- 800 in maths...But how is it possible to consistently get the qsns of that range if there are so many wrongs....

I dont feel that scores of that test are worth considering...
I shall review all the questions...though
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Source: — GMAT Strategy |

I agree

by caramel3536 » Sun May 04, 2008 2:01 pm
MGMAT has inflated test results, I guess the best barometer would be the GMAT Prep and PowerPrep tests
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