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by mridula » Sat Oct 31, 2009 1:15 pm
OK... I have about 9 more weeks for my GMAT test and I am trying to solve the 1000SC questions. I am invariably getting at least 20 percent wrong. I am now going through the Manhattan SC guide. I hope that will make SOME difference to my scoring ability.
But my question is, in general, how much does a normal student get on the 1000SCs during practice? Am I really doing very bad or am I OK?
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by DanaJ » Sat Oct 31, 2009 4:31 pm
I'm not sure anyone could provide that sort of statistics. The 1000 SC document is just something that's been floating on the Internet for some time, but since it's unofficial stuff, no one really keeps track of it.
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