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by gecko1975 » Tue May 06, 2008 5:09 pm
That's funny. I had the opposite opinion. The quant on the PowerPrep tests was a lot easier, in my opinion, than on the GmatPrep tests or the real test for that matter.
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by gmatcat » Wed May 07, 2008 5:05 am
gecko1975, Thanks for sharing your experience. Can you tell me what was your scoring range? Thanks.
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by Magellan » Wed May 07, 2008 6:09 am
I had the same feeling as Gecko. Quant, especially in Power Prep 2, seemed a lot easier than in Gmat Prep.
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by gecko1975 » Wed May 07, 2008 9:18 am
Sure. I made a Q47 on PP 1 and a Q49 on PP2, but ended up only getting a Q44 on the actual test.

So maybe discount the Quant score a couple of points to get an idea of your score. (at least in my circumstance it was needed).

I did find the GMATprep to be right on though.
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by gmatcat » Wed May 07, 2008 11:44 am
Thanks gecko and Magellan. I think its probably because you are both scoring in higer ranges than me. I am aiming for a score of about 600. I have no math background and have been working on the OG 11 for a while. I undersand the problmes there but when I write the pratice test I feel totally lost. I am not even hitting 400.... its very scary. I am not sure how I should go about this whole thing. I was doign well on verbal but now I am loosing contol on that too.

Please help any advice is more than welcome.
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