Coopman14

Real GMAT: 660 Kaplan: 540, 550 GMATPrep: 690, 660 PR: 610, 590, 540 Obviously, the GMATPrep scores were the best indicators...as everything I had read prior to taking the test also verified for me. Kaplan scores are low for everyone...mine over 100 points lower than what I actually got on the test. My Princeton Review scores were frustrating (note the downward trend), but those were the first three practice tests I took and I was much more confident after doing the GMATPrep tests. Hope this helps...best of luck to everyone preparing for the test. Real GMAT: 660 PR: 610, 590, 540 Kaplan: 540, 550 GMATPrep: 690, 660

Pactice test scores were: PR: 610, 590, 540 Kaplan: 540, 550 GMATPrep: 690, 660 South Carolina is my first choice school (630 average GMAT) so I really just wanted to break a 650 to feel comfortable with this part of my application. Thank goodness the best IMBA programs in the country are not as difficult to get into as the best overall MBA programs. I was really frustrated on the math section and never really felt like I was getting to the level of difficulty that I could handle...I knew I was getting some easier ones wrong. I usually did better on the math than verbal in the practices, but on test day it was the other way around. Thank goodness I did well enough on verbal to make up for the math.

Hello, I'm getting ready to take the GMAT in just a couple of days, so I assume my score is not going to change much with the studying that I do between now and then. Anyway, can people please post what they were making on the GMATPrep practice tests, Kaplan practice tests, and their actual GMAT scores. I know the Kaplan scores are ridiculously low for everyone, but how close are the GMATPrep scores to the real thing? Thanks for your help.