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by Aneetha Sambath » Mon Jan 26, 2009 11:03 pm
Hi all,
I wrote the Princeton review free GMAT practice test this Saturday on Jan-24th. I got a score of 430. I omitted the two essays due to time constraint. This is my first practice test. Could any help me to figure out where do I stand and how much more preparation is required. I felt that while taking the test, I lost the stamina and could not keep up the momentum till the end. My initial quants was better.The verbal I gave wild guesses for half the questions as I lost my patience. I have got the GMAT exam on March 23rd 2009. Could anyone tell me ways to improve my verbal score and also to keep up the momentum throughout the test. Thanks in advance. I would be really grateful if i can receive a quick reply.
The number of questions that i got correct are:
Quants:24/37
Verbal:20/41
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Re: Princeton review free GMAT Practise test

by Jramakrishnan » Wed Feb 04, 2009 3:17 am
[quote="Aneetha Sambath"]Hi all,
I wrote the Princeton review free GMAT practice test this Saturday on Jan-24th. I got a score of 430. I omitted the two essays due to time constraint. This is my first practice test. Could any help me to figure out where do I stand and how much more preparation is required. I felt that while taking the test, I lost the stamina and could not keep up the momentum till the end. My initial quants was better.The verbal I gave wild guesses for half the questions as I lost my patience. I have got the GMAT exam on March 23rd 2009. Could anyone tell me ways to improve my verbal score and also to keep up the momentum throughout the test. Thanks in advance. I would be really grateful if i can receive a quick reply.
The number of questions that i got correct are:
Quants:24/37
Verbal:20/41[/quote]

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by crazy4gmat » Thu Feb 05, 2009 5:10 am
since this is your first test dont read too much into the scores..i myself got a 430 in the first test i took and after a week of little preparation i was in the 600 range..Gmatprep is a better indicator of your score range than PR.
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