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by StarDust845 » Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:54 am
I have only three more weeks left for GMAT. I took a recent KAPLAN test and found (much to my dismay) that I scored only 600. I am targeting in the range 700 in actual GMAT.

Do I need to worry and kick up my preparation in the last three weeks (I haven't started the preparation for essays yet)?

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by Prasanna » Sun Jan 06, 2008 7:14 pm
This point has been discussed many times in this forum. The general opinion is that Kaplan test scores are skewed on the lower side. If I were you, I would give importance to GMAT prep scores.
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by heudorferk » Mon Jan 07, 2008 1:41 pm
Don't be discouraged by the score you got on the Kaplan exam. Really, you shouldn't be using any exam as a prognosis; you should try to use practice exams as indicators of your strengths and weaknesses. Besides, all exams--the GMAT included--have relatively large margins of error, so your performance will likely vary from test to test.
Give the GMATPrep exams a try, and continue using the Kaplan exams to hone in on particularly difficult material.
Best of luck!
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