I just took a practice exam from Kaplan and scored a 55 on the verbal section!
Obviously I am pleased but I'm just assuming that it is not a good indicator of the real thing. Is a V 55 even possible on the real GMAT?
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I took GMAT prep #1 at the beginning of my studies and scored a 41 so I am confident in my verbal skills. But I was still really surprised when I saw that score on the Kaplan test. I have heard some say that their verbal isn't indicative of the real thing though. So I am not putting too much wait behind it.
I know their quant is supposed to be hard but I am not sure how people view the Kaplan verbal.
I think I am going to save the second GMAT prep exam for when I am a few weeks away from the exam.
Now the mission is to bring the math score up from the 50th percentile!
I know their quant is supposed to be hard but I am not sure how people view the Kaplan verbal.
I think I am going to save the second GMAT prep exam for when I am a few weeks away from the exam.
Now the mission is to bring the math score up from the 50th percentile!
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No, it is not possible to get a 55 scaled score in either section of the GMAT. 51 is the highest possible score.
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Thant's right. 51 is highest "achievable" score.Ian Stewart wrote:No, it is not possible to get a 55 scaled score in either section of the GMAT. 51 is the highest possible score.
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