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Piece of advice think of it as a contest and challenge yourself against all the smart mothers who post their 700+ scores on this forum. I am applying to Canadian universities and the average gmat scores are 625-640 for our best schools.

#Gre powerprep 2 version 2.2 cracked

Probably would have cracked 700 otherwise. I took 6 minutes on #37 thinking it was my last question and then realized that I had four questions to go and 2 minutes left. In my panic after the quant section I forgot that there were 41 q's and not 37 on the verbal. I am very disappointed with the verbal score. I almost cancelled my score but learned that it is very difficult to tell where you stand and the only time you should ever cancel is if you miss more than 4 or five questions. What is the ratio of the area of the two face of of the cylinder to it's entire surface area? There exists a cylinder with radius of 5 and height of 25. After the exam I thought about it and figured it out. It took me by surprise as there were alot of steps involved and I didn't understand what was required at first. This is an actual question from the exam.

#Gre powerprep 2 version 2.2 plus

This forum has been very useful and has helped me strive towards 700 plus scores. Seems i have worked a lot on SC & now need to work on CR & RC for-a-whileĬonsidering writing it again. if i can save some time & actually attempt these Qs, i'm sure my score will go up by ~30 points. in both the tests i could complete only 35-36 Qs before the time ran out. Also, i'm not able to complete the test in verbal section in due time. got 690 in PP1 (after i have completed the SC part on OG) & 640 in kaplan diagonistic.īefore the test i was not at all confident abt my performance in SC but to my astonishment, In both the tests i cud not perform upto the mark in RC & CR whereas i did pretty well in SC. Took the PP1 & kaplan diagnostic during the weekend.

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& i have to read it again (if not full than a part of it) after reading each Q & before answering it. When i'm practicing OG, i find tht i'm able to answer all the Qs in an RC with reasonable time (avg 2 mins or less per Q) but during a Comp-Test, somehow i'm unable to comprehend the RC in one go. So i would suggest that one solves different kinds of problems of varying difficulty.just to get more comfortable so that in case you are faced with a situation where the difficulty level is higher than expected you wouldnt be too perturbed. I have always found quant to be quite easy n fun but frankly was quite alarmed when i noticed the difficulty of every question yesterday. It was nothing like any of the quant sections i had attempted before. It helps you to know where you stand n also serves as a confidence booster.īut i would like to add that the questions in the quant section in yesterday's test were particularly difficult. n my final score has always been the score i got in my final powerprep practice test (which i took the day before the final) +/- 20 points. Powerprep: final practice test: 710 (the day before GMAT)įrom my GRE n TOEFL experience, i have found that the powerprep tests are closest to the real thing. I would recommend that even after you start with your last leg of practice tests, you take a break for a day in between n concentrate on specific sections that you feel you need to improve on.)ĩ. Peterson section tests (section tests are quite helpful. But taking the last week off n to just think of GMAT n focussing on test strategies really helped.you need dedicated time to get in the groove.ħ. So i found it quite tough to balance both.moreover i started my preps quite late. I work in an MNC and on most occasions my days are quite long.10-14 hours. I have given below the scores i obtained in the practice tests.