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Need some advice regarding Kaplan 2009 premier online tests

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by poonam1279 » Tue May 12, 2009 7:39 am
Hi,
I took 1st cat and scored 590 on my first online test. How much close it is to my actual score on gmat?
I have already appeared for GMAT and scored 550 on 1st attempt. I need to increase my score to 700+ on 2nd attempt which is in August so I have some time to study.
I had trouble using laminated sheets they provided on exam. Does anyone have an idea of where can I order those laminated sheets online so that I can simulate and take the test under real conditions?
Please advice
Thanks in advance,
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by hk » Tue May 12, 2009 8:53 am
Kaplan scores are way toned down. Just keep practicing. GMATPrep would give you a better estimate of your level.

And btw you can get the booklet and the marker form here https://www.amazon.com/Manhattan-GMAT-Si ... 136&sr=8-9
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