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by iomail » Fri Jul 13, 2007 9:19 am
Hi everyone!
I'm an Italian student, and I'm supposed to take the GMAT in a couple of days. Right now I'm practicing through the princeton review material, and I would like to ask you something:
1) I heard that someone pointed at Princeton Reviw Quantitative questions as too easy. What do you think about that?
2) Using the GMAT CAT software on the princeton review, I scored Quantitative=45, Verbal=35, Composite=65. Hence next to composite 65 there's a 7 a little upwards compared to the rest of the number. What does it mean in terms of final grade??
Thank you in advance!

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by beatthegmat » Fri Jul 13, 2007 6:02 pm
It's my opinion that the PR scoring algorithm is pretty decent--my PR scores ended up be somewhat close to my actual performance. The question in PR however, were slightly easier than what I saw on the real test.

With regards to your second question--I have no clue what those numbers mean! I've never seen PR report out results like that (65 & 7)...
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by iomail » Sat Jul 14, 2007 12:09 am
Great...no problem...
I'll keep practicing on some PR tests and on Kaplan's aswell....Until Tuesday (the big day!).
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