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For consistent is GMATPrep score with REAL GMAT test?

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by 4meonly » Sun Feb 22, 2009 3:25 am
How consistent is GMATPrep score with REAL GMAT score?
Please post the
Ratio of your REAL score to GMAT prep score

I would like to understand the predictability.

Sorry for mistake in the name of the poll :lol:
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by mals24 » Sun Feb 22, 2009 4:48 am
The level of difficulty in verbal was more or less the same as that of GMAT Prep. If your consistently scoring 35+ in verbal in GMAT Prep I believe you shouldn't have much of a problem in the actually GMAT.

But I definitely found Quant section more challenging in the actual GMAT than in GMAT Prep. Especially if your doing well in the exam you can feel the level of difficulty increasing. I dint face much difficulty while solving the quant section of the GMAT Prep.

Just my opinion.
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by 4meonly » Sun Feb 22, 2009 5:59 am
When I passed trough the GMAT and scored 620 (47 Q) i had math questions of more-or-less the same difficulty level as i had in GMATPrep. I do not remember my verbal section because i bombed it with 27 points :?
I hope that Mals24's opinion about the difficulty of verbal part is true, because my scores in GMATPrep are in range 37-41. I dont want it to be more difficult :)
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by mals24 » Sun Feb 22, 2009 6:54 am
4meonly wrote: my scores in GMATPrep are in range 37-41. I dont want it to be more difficult :)
Your in goooood shape my friend. B-)

Good luck with your prep.
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by gkammaje » Mon Feb 23, 2009 7:31 am
I agree with mals24 that the Q section was trickier than I had thought...I consistently scored in the 44-46 range in all my preps but bombed it on the bid day! scored a dismal 39!! :cry:
I thought the verbal section was almost the same level as the gmat prep...
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by 4meonly » Mon Feb 23, 2009 10:32 am
130% - 7%
110% - 7%
100% - 14%

MIRACLES DO HAPPEN! ))
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by 4meonly » Wed Mar 04, 2009 6:59 am
660/730 = 90%
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by mjjking » Wed Mar 04, 2009 2:06 pm
I scored 680 on the real test but 700 on gmatprep. I found the two tests very similar though, and I did better in the Q of the real test than in gmatprep. I really think it's VERY predictable!
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REAL THING 1 (AUG 2007): 680 (Q43, V40)
REAL THING 2 (APR 2009): 720 (Q47, V41)
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