gmat1011 wrote:I have taken each of the 2 GMAT prep exams 3 times and seen multiple repeats... I will try this method and see if it works...
If it does work... then great!

please do let us know the results in this thread, even i am yet to try this

As all on the forum say.. don't trust the KAPLAN CD based test scores... but having said that...

you should also consider that the MGMAT too are a fair good indicator of your level.

680 your average MGMAT score +/- 40 points is what you can realistically get with the current level of prep.

Going ahead you can decide on whether you want further intensive preparations and hence postpone or want to go ahead and give the GMAT.

Trust me if you keep your nerves on G-day, maintaing the score or increasing from where you are on the MGMAT is very very likely.

One more thing... I have been able to successfully tackle main point and structure questions in most of the RCs after using the mastergmat course. My hit rate in boldface questions also has gone upto 80%. Try if you have time on hand.

Wish u all the best for the prep and the exam!!

arora007 wrote:As all on the forum say.. don't trust the KAPLAN CD based test scores... but having said that...

you should also consider that the MGMAT too are a fair good indicator of your level.

680 your average MGMAT score +/- 40 points is what you can realistically get with the current level of prep.

Going ahead you can decide on whether you want further intensive preparations and hence postpone or want to go ahead and give the GMAT.

Trust me if you keep your nerves on G-day, maintaing the score or increasing from where you are on the MGMAT is very very likely.

One more thing... I have been able to successfully tackle main point and structure questions in most of the RCs after using the mastergmat course. My hit rate in boldface questions also has gone upto 80%. Try if you have time on hand.

Wish u all the best for the prep and the exam!!

have u enrolled mastergmat or the free trial stuff ?