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Problem with MGMAT CAT Sentence Correction

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by ryantb55 » Thu Mar 17, 2011 8:03 am
I had an issue with my latest CAT test and wasn't sure who to talk to. I have taken 4 MGMAT CATs receiving 42, 37, 35, and 45 on the Verbal sections. On the first three CATs my average difficulty for Sentence Correction questions was 700+. On the fourth CAT the average difficulty was only 660. I got 13 out of 13 correct (1 500-600 Lvl, 10 600-700 Lvl, 2 700-800 Lvl). The two 800 level questions appeared early during the exam. Is it possible that I exhausted the difficult SC question bank? It seems unlikely because my Verbal scores were average on the first three exams, and MGMAT has 6 CATs.

I am taking the GMAT in two weeks and need to complete a couple more CAT tests, specifically one this weekend. I don't want to spend time on another MGMAT CAT if my Verbal score is going to be skewed with easier SC questions. Can anyone help?
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by vineeshp » Fri Mar 18, 2011 7:08 pm
I would recommend taking one of the free tests in the free section here.

Also, dont worry too much about what kind of scores you receive, espcially with GMAT just 2 weeks away.
Vineesh,
Just telling you what I know and think. I am not the expert. :)
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