Hello, my friends at Beat The GMAT!It’s a dreaded scenario for any GMAT student: You study for the GMAT for months, hit your score goal on some practice tests, and figure that you’re ready to sit for your exam, only to see a lower score on your actual GMAT than the scores you earned on your practice tests.
While this situation is likely to come as quite a shock to any test-taker who experiences it, it’s actually pretty common to see a discrepancy in GMATPrep vs. real GMAT scores. So, where did you go wrong?
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Scott Woodbury-Stewart
Founder & CEO, Target Test Prep
