Gmat Cat Success 2003

By Peterson's

All the information students need for tackling the computer adaptive business school admission exam. Today students and professionals steeling themselves for the GMAT must acquire and develop an entirely new set of skills to tackle the computer-adaptive format of the business school admission exam, now the only method in which the test is administered. Peterson's GMAT CAT Success provides budding business school students with all the tools they need to raise scores and confidence. Helps test takers: - Monitor test performance with CD containing six CAT tests - Apply vital skills and strategies - Prepare for the Analytical Writing Assessment

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0768909554
• ISBN13: 9780768909555
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Petersons
• Length: 380 Pages
• Weight: 0.47 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.9" x 10.0" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

CATs are accurate

Hello, I took the GMAT today and my GMAT score was 90 points lower than my lowest Princeton Review CAT score from the 04 edition of cracking the GMAT. I made a 770 on both Powerprep tests (however my scores were highly inflated since I answer all of the questions in the ETS Guide before taking the Powerprep tests) and a 720 and 740 on the Princeton Review CATS. I made a 610 (on diagnostic), 540, 570, 550 on the Kaplan CATs from the 05 edition. I scored a 640 (46 math 31 verbal) and a 610 (41 math and 32 verbal) respectively on the Peterson CATs. I did not read the Peterson book. Most importantly, my Peterson CAT scores were almost idential to my real GMAT score. According to my unofficial GMAT score, I scored a 630: 46 on Math at 79% and 31 on verbal at 62% with an overall 79% ranking (or I scored higher than 79% of all the test takers). Now if you want to know where you are at presently, take a couple of the Peterson's CATs. However,I have more work to do if I want to get accepted into a top 10 MBA program for the Fall 2006 semester.