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PowerPrep vs. Practice Tests in GRE Super Power Pack
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02 Mar 2019, 17:54
02 Mar 2019, 17:54
I have taken two of the practice tests in the Super Power Pack (PDF form) and scored very high on the verbal (165 and 164, respectively). My quant has been eh (152 to 159, respectively) on the PDF practice tests. I took PowerPrep today and only got 160 on verbal (somewhat lower than expected) and 158 on quant (around what I would expect given the last PDF test had me at 159).
Is verbal generally easier in the PDF practice tests than in PowerPrep? Or am I just crossing my fingers that I had an off day when it came to verbal? PowerPrep 1's verbal seemed a lot more confusing to me than verbal sections on Magoosh and the Super Power Pack practice tests. What has been everyone else's experiences here?
Is verbal generally easier in the PDF practice tests than in PowerPrep? Or am I just crossing my fingers that I had an off day when it came to verbal? PowerPrep 1's verbal seemed a lot more confusing to me than verbal sections on Magoosh and the Super Power Pack practice tests. What has been everyone else's experiences here?
Re: PowerPrep vs. Practice Tests in GRE Super Power Pack
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03 Mar 2019, 00:06
03 Mar 2019, 00:06
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Hi,
difficult to assert what went wrong. However, usually working on a pdf and get a certain result depends on you have timed yourself.
When you take a test you should always set the timer, having no distractions.
it depends on the context you take the test. Could be reliable or not.
We are here for further questions if you do need.
Regards
difficult to assert what went wrong. However, usually working on a pdf and get a certain result depends on you have timed yourself.
When you take a test you should always set the timer, having no distractions.
it depends on the context you take the test. Could be reliable or not.
We are here for further questions if you do need.
Regards
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Re: PowerPrep vs. Practice Tests in GRE Super Power Pack
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06 Mar 2019, 17:11
06 Mar 2019, 17:11
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I understand why you are asking the question; however, since you will be taking the computer-based GRE, I think you really need to look at your most recent computer-based practice test score as your most accurate baseline score. Remember, when trying to determine your current GRE score, you need to take each practice exam under the most realistic conditions possible. There is a pretty significant difference between taking an exam on paper and taking an exam on a computer, right?
What are your GRE quant and verbal score goals, and when is your actual GRE?
If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out. Good luck!
What are your GRE quant and verbal score goals, and when is your actual GRE?
If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out. Good luck!
