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by noscare » Sun Aug 22, 2010 11:04 am
I've been trying to gather some information on what my Kaplan score means exactly, and it seems like a while ago (2004/2005) a sub-600 on Kaplan could mean up to 740 in reality. Is that still true or has Kaplan improved its scoring algorhythm? I want to be realistic with my expectations.
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by Jake Blues » Mon Aug 23, 2010 6:51 am
if am not mistaken they have transfered they CATs on web.I have CD from Premier 2008 book and algoritm of CD's tests is old one.Scoring is off, yes(especially for high-scorers),but content...........
Verbal part is like minefield - extremely hard and dense(esp.RC and CR)
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