I have been working with your material for a couple of months now. I just took the second GMAT PREP software exam last night. How much weight can I put on my actual score on these. So far my scores on those are 680 and 700. What do you think I can expect to get on test day now.

Typically, most students fall within a 40-50 point range of their practice test score. If you scored a 680 on your practice test, your range for your actual GMAT score will be between 630-730. Though this range may seem large at first, as a point of comparison, the range for the actual GMAT is 30 points. If you were to score a 680 on the GMAT, your range for a future test would be 650-710. When thinking about your future performance, it is important to keep in mind that no practice test is entirely predictive of your future score.