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by AGJAMESNEWYORK » Sat Mar 15, 2008 12:23 pm
Hey Guys,

I took 5 MGMAT practice exams and Iam not sure how representative are the scores when compared to the real GMAT.

My MGMAT scores are:
MGMAT CAT I 690 (39V, 44Q)
MGMAT CAT II 680 (39V, 43Q)
MGMAT CAT III 700 (V39, 46Q)
MGMAT CAT IV 660 (V38, 42Q)
MGMAT CAT V 730 (V44, 46Q)

I am planning on taking the GMAT exams on March 31st, however, I am not sure whether the MGMAT exams are truly representative of the score I should expect. I am shooting for a score of 700 and I would like to know whether that score is truly achievable, especially after taking my MGMAT scores into consideration.

I would really appreciate any help I can get with this question from anyone in the forum, especially anyone who can speak about his/her experience.

Thanks in advance.
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by optimisticsam » Sat Mar 15, 2008 3:38 pm
I would say you are definitely in the ball-park. I scored just below and just over 700 on my MGMAT's and pulled a 710 on the real thing.
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by AGJAMESNEWYORK » Sat Mar 15, 2008 11:06 pm
Thanks for your reply optimisticsam...
Since you have already taken the GMAT, do you find the verbal portion of MGMAT fairly representative of the real test. Also, do you mindtelling me you MGMAT test breakdown?
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by xeqtr » Sun Mar 16, 2008 1:00 am
Could you let us know how many wrong answers you had in verbal when you had V44 and V38? just curious..
AGJAMESNEWYORK wrote:Hey Guys,

I took 5 MGMAT practice exams and Iam not sure how representative are the scores when compared to the real GMAT.

My MGMAT scores are:
MGMAT CAT I 690 (39V, 44Q)
MGMAT CAT II 680 (39V, 43Q)
MGMAT CAT III 700 (V39, 46Q)
MGMAT CAT IV 660 (V38, 42Q)
MGMAT CAT V 730 (V44, 46Q)

I am planning on taking the GMAT exams on March 31st, however, I am not sure whether the MGMAT exams are truly representative of the score I should expect. I am shooting for a score of 700 and I would like to know whether that score is truly achievable, especially after taking my MGMAT scores into consideration.

I would really appreciate any help I can get with this question from anyone in the forum, especially anyone who can speak about his/her experience.

Thanks in advance.
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by AGJAMESNEWYORK » Sun Mar 16, 2008 3:50 pm
xeqtr,

On average I got 16 wrong when I scored between V38 - V39 and 11 wrong when I scored V44. However, keep in mind that it's not the number of questions one gets wrong or right on the test, rather, its the number of difficult questions you get right depending on the difficulty level that you are answering the questions.
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by yalephd2007 » Sun Apr 13, 2008 9:08 am
It is normal
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