The difference is that Power Score is written for the LSAT and adapted for the GMAT. When I teach the LSAT there are literally two dozen types of questions to consider. In that case it is better to read the stimulus first. Also, on the LSAT you have 35 minutes to do 25 questions - so that is about ...

good point David. but that would only affect 10 or at most 20 points woudln't it? i think that website might be using a pool of scores from very old tests. if not (assuming it's up to date), people might be comparing their scores from more than a couple years ago. 690 in 2008 would be different from...

can anyone share experience or verdict on the GMAT Focus® Online Quantitative Diagnostic Tool? does it give by specific math topics like geometry, integers etc? i'm really considering this, seems especially value buy for someone with lopsided strengths to project some balance into final performance...

thanks for your in depth reply Dave. you're right, typo by me, it was 40 90%. 44 would be a dream, although i think shooting for 42-43 is still realistic. i'm hoping the quant score was a fluke because i would have to break 80% to make it look balanced and give a respectable overall score. also, wit...

Q63% after MGMAT, V90% with little prep. what next?

Hi, i'm new here but been ghosting and reading, reading the forum and experiences has been almost been like reward time after day's study. so, with my first mock on GMATPREP i got 680 (85%). what's troubling is that I had just finished reviewing MGMAT quant guides and was starting out on SC guide 8....