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by fb1907 » Wed Mar 05, 2008 7:42 am
Hi all,

I scored 690 on ManhattanGmat practice test, 670 on Princeton, 690 on Kaplan, and 730 on powerprep.

Which one do you think is a more accurate indicator of the score one is likely to get on the real gmat exam?
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Re: which one is the most accurate indicator

by aim-wsc » Wed Mar 05, 2008 9:32 pm
fb1907 wrote:Hi all,

I scored 690 on ManhattanGmat practice test, 670 on Princeton, 690 on Kaplan, and 730 on powerprep.

Which one do you think is a more accurate indicator of the score one is likely to get on the real gmat exam?
No one can predict your score! but by experience, we can say GMAT Prep is pretty much a good indicator of your real GMAT score.
It also depends on when you took all these tests? & which one among these is your latest score...
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by fb1907 » Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:53 pm
kaplan is the latest. But I took all four in only three days.

Thanks.
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