Another poster recently mentioned that his MGMAT scores became skewed after taking multiple tests and consistently scoring high, since there are a limited number of 700+ questions. Does anyone else have any additional information on that?
My quant scores were significantly lower when I started studying, so I'm not worried about running out of difficult questions in that section. However, my verbal has always been high. I scored in the 93rd percentile on my first diagnostic MGMAT CAT. Because of that, I haven't put much effort into studying for verbal, but now I'm worried that as I continue to take MGMAT practice tests, my scores will lose accuracy.
I know that I should take all scores from test prep companies with a grain of salt, but any insight would be greatly appreciated.
My quant scores were significantly lower when I started studying, so I'm not worried about running out of difficult questions in that section. However, my verbal has always been high. I scored in the 93rd percentile on my first diagnostic MGMAT CAT. Because of that, I haven't put much effort into studying for verbal, but now I'm worried that as I continue to take MGMAT practice tests, my scores will lose accuracy.
I know that I should take all scores from test prep companies with a grain of salt, but any insight would be greatly appreciated.
