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MGMAT Practice Test Score Interpretation

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by Pascal » Sat Feb 11, 2012 11:41 am
I have just completed my first MGMAT practice test. I ended up with a 650 (39Q 39V) and I was wondering how I should interpret this score. I saw another poster who had all 630s and 650s on his practices and ended up with a 720. Other than using this as a guide on how to prepare my studying going forward, how can I interpret the score itself? What type of score indicates readiness?
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by DanaJ » Sat Feb 11, 2012 12:14 pm
Moved this to the strategy forum.

You have a solid foundation, but need to be working on quant more than verbal. Your quant percentile is 50%, while your verbal percentile is 87%. Other than that, it depends on your target score, when you plan to take the test and what materials you're using!
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