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by helpme_2009 » Fri Sep 04, 2009 2:34 am
information about tests

I have finished my MGMAT test series and prep test

though there is very liitle improvemnt

what else should i try for next two mnths .

resetting MGMAT will give repeated question and may not indicate my true score
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by DanaJ » Fri Sep 04, 2009 12:53 pm
Don't use CATs for practice. They serve other purposes:
- timing issues
- evaluating progress
- simulating test day conditions
- stamina

My advice is to practice using books such as the OG before taking another CAT. You'll see little improvement unless you target specific weak areas!

You'll find the free GMATprep software at mba.com. My advice is to go for CAT 1 two-three times and save GMATprep 2 for your final days before the test. That way you'll have an accurate prediction of your score.

Good luck!
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