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Unusual Observations from Kaplan CAT/Practice Test

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by arzanr » Wed Mar 31, 2010 8:22 am
I took a Kaplan online "practice test" today and had some really weird observations that don't make sense to me:

1. I got all questions correct in the quant section and was given a score of 49. The questions were not that difficult and I'm wondering if this was a CAT or not? Even so how can I get 49 if I got all right?

2. The question types were not mixed. So I got a bunch of PS followed by a bunch of DS. For the verbal I got 15 or so SC, followed by some CR, and ending with 3 RC passages.

I took this exam after purchasing the Kaplan premier book and registering online. Am I missing something here? I thought Kaplan CATs were tougher and this didn't feel like a CAT at all.
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by Osirus@VeritasPrep » Wed Mar 31, 2010 9:31 am
You said you got all of the math questions correct? If you did well on the verbal, take a GMAT prep test and then register for the real exam, you should kill it.
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by arzanr » Wed Mar 31, 2010 9:58 am
I have done all MGMAT CATs and both PowerPreps. Got in the 700-770 range on those. I was supposed to give the exam yesterday but missed my appointment coz I forgot to carry my passport. :( But I don't think the Kaplan test I did was hard at all compared to MGMAT or PowerPrep which is what confuses me. I just want to make sure I'm doing the Kaplan CATs and not something else? I really want to give a shot at the Kaplan CATs before my rescheduled exam and this didn't feel like a CAT at all even though it was one of their 4 online exams.
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by kaulnikhil » Sat Apr 03, 2010 10:53 pm
The tough CATs from Kaplan are the ones in the CD, which is available with Kaplan premier programming. The test available for free on their website is not adaptive.
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by arzanr » Mon Apr 05, 2010 8:53 am
Actually, my post was a little premature. It turned out that the first test online was not a CAT but the remaining ones were. The first test was non-adaptive and more like a practice set but the remaining tests were CATs. The online CATs are a better source than the CD because they are updated whereas the CDs are static.
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