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Siarhei

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  1. I am not a native speaker (I come from Belarus), where the level of English is not very high. So I was very surprised at my real GRE score. Quant Verbal Total date taken The Economist GRE Test 19/40 146 15/40 142 288 10.01.2016 ETS book test #1, #2 38/50 160 160 03.02.2016 ETS PowerPrep I 24/40 153 15/40 146 299 09.07.2016 Kaplan practice test 1 8/20 148 148 07.08.2017 Kaplan practice test 2 12/20 152 152 07.08.2017 Kaplan practice test 3 13/20 153 153 08.08.2017 Kaplan practice test 4 15/20 155 155 08.08.2017 Kaplan practice test 5 13/20 153 153 10.08.2017 Kaplan practice test 6 12/20 152 152 12.08.2017 Kaplan practice test 7 17/20 157 10/20 150 307 12.08.2017 Kaplan practice test 8 14/20 154 154 12.08.2017 Kaplan practice test 9 14/20 154 154 13.08.2017 Kaplan practice test 10 17/20 157 157 13.08.2017 Crunch Prep 140 141 281 17.08.2017 Kaplan online free test 25/40 149 19/40 148 297 19.08.2017 ETS PowerPrep I 24/40 154 154 26.08.2017 ETS PowerPrep II 22/40 149 19/40 151 300 11.09.2017 Actual GRE 161 145 306 18.09.2017 Time studying: 2 years (with interruptions) As you can see, none of the mock test, even PowerPrep, predicted the score. I recommend you not to be concerned about any mock test result and just try to do your best at the exam. For that, you need a good rest and clear head during the exam. Some motivation: only 100 Belorussians took this test, this test is unbelievably challenging for us. I even had to travel to Hungary from Belarus to take this test, since we don't have GRE test centers. Despite all the adversities I had to overcome, I showed a very nice result, so, American people, do not complain, international students have to work thrice as hard as you have. Good luck, have fun
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