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by Viper83 » Thu Nov 04, 2010 10:52 am
I took MGMAT CAT 4 last weekend and scored a miserable 520 because I ran out of time and I could not answer the last 10 questions properly. Overall I had 19 mistakes in verbal and 23 mistakes in math. My individual scores were Q26 and V35.

Today I took the princeton free online free CAT 1 and had 9 mistakes in math and 13 mistakes in verbal. However, the scores that I got were Q36 and V28: total 540. How is this possible? I know many of you will answer that the questions might not have been difficult enough but something seems to be off here. I had so many correct answers in both that if an algorithm had been used, it would constantly have been increasing the difficulty level.

Any explanation or advice?
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by karanrulz4ever » Sat Nov 27, 2010 12:15 am
Use the GMAT Prep for accurate representation. All the rest might have ifs and buts.
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