what do the princeton review bins correspond to?

hi everybody, i just found this forum, looks fantastic. i had a question. i am taking the gmat in 2 weeks, and want to score a 650 ideally. i took a practice test online and got a 525. i was doing manhattan gmat but it was over my head.

now i am with the princeton review book. i read the entire book in two weeks, and based on a 30 minute diagnostic math test, i am now working on math bins 2, and doing so-so.

anybody know what math bins 2 correspond to in terms of a score? am i still in 500 range, or is bin 2 the 600 range?

believe it or not, it's not explained in the book.

thanks in advance!

mh

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