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by sheena_gmat » Thu Nov 20, 2008 10:28 am
HI , i gave free practise test from MGMAT and got a score 520 . I am really disheartened . I have another 15 days to go to take my GMAT exam .
Can anyone tell me if MGMAT tests are similar to the real gmat and if my score tells my correct current level ?
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by wickely » Thu Nov 20, 2008 11:59 am
I've read a lot of posts on here where people say they're harder, so I wouldn't fret too much yet. Take a GMATPrep or Princeton Review test...those will give you a better idea. Although it might be wise to just start prepping with a review guide and the Official Guide before you take any more practice tests. Don't want to waste them!
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by shom » Thu Nov 20, 2008 7:31 pm
Sounds like good advice wickely. I got a similar score recently and I was really disappointed and I delayed my exam. I understand that there can be a significant variance, but I figure if you're not within about 40-50 pts of your goal, then its not likely to go well on test day.

I think the mgmat tests are harder then the questions I see in the 11th OG, but I want to do well and keep improving according to the MGMAT standards.
I would rather be pleasantly surprised on the real thing.
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