Ok, here's a silly question but I have been sorta havin sleepless nights about this. I have taken a self-prep package from Princeton Review which has got a lot of drills and some mock tests. After having studied quite seriously for some time, I find that I can consistently answer 80-100% of all the questions in the intermediate drills. But here's the catch. The moment I shift to the advanced drills my strike rate fluctuates from anywhere between 30-100%. So with this kind of a level, should I start going in for the mock exams there or the GMAT Prep ones? I guess you would have to know the standard of the questions in these drills to understand my question completely.
And what if this is as good as it gets (ala Jack Nicholson
)? What kind of a score can I expect in the GMAT? By the way, I am not looking at a 700+ score, going by my fabulous IQ. However, I want to stretch myself to get a score of around 680-690 if that's at all possible what with GMAT's fabled CAT algorithm et al.
And what if this is as good as it gets (ala Jack Nicholson
)? What kind of a score can I expect in the GMAT? By the way, I am not looking at a 700+ score, going by my fabulous IQ. However, I want to stretch myself to get a score of around 680-690 if that's at all possible what with GMAT's fabled CAT algorithm et al.
