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by Vignesh.4384 » Sun Jul 20, 2008 3:17 am
Hi,

I am going to take my gmat in 15 days.. I have taken a couple of tests.
MGMAT test 1: 660
MGMAT test 2: 680

i just took the powerprep test 1 today .. i got a miserable 550.

i felt powerprep verbal was tougher than MGmat verbal..
Did anyone feel so ?
Any strategies or suggestion to follow for the last 15 days is appreciated.

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Vignesh
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by hajarf » Sun Jul 20, 2008 4:04 am
I think that you should seperate and compare your Q and V scores in each test. I, like many other people post in this site, think that the Q part of the MGMATs is tougher than officials (and powerprep) not the verbal part. I think that u should work more on OGs and the principles of every part, to score better in powerprep.
I also recommend you to retake GMAT Prep as many time as possible and work on every part that u have problem.
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by abhaypratapsingh » Sun Jul 20, 2008 6:40 am
I scored Following :
MGMAT 1 680
MGMAT 2 640
Powerprep : 640

GMAT PREP : 690

I donno whats going to be my next score...

I analysed and found that its the verbal part which is most fluctuating in these tests. For verbal I guess OG is the beest .
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