Highly demotivated

Thats the spirit. Go ahead and do let us know ur next real GMAT score.

I need one more help : I am taking my GMAT exam tomorrow. I could not reschedule it on time. Is it a good idea to take the GMAT and score low and then retake it? I am worried because all scores are shown in the official score report. Will it impact my admission to my desired course?
My present score:
IR – 4
V29, Q31
Total :440
Pls suggest

It wont affect. Most of the schools will take your highest score irrespective of when they were taken.
For example, in 2009, you scored 700 and in 2010 , you scored 600. Even though they will take your 700 score.
So best of luck. And just rock it. But i am still waiting for ur answers on ur nationality and ur target schools?

Also, Most of the people dsnt score good on their 1st attempt. Some guys retake GMAT for 4 times also but Retaking GMAT should not exceed 3 times.
After that, it might give a negative impression.

Can anyone help me with the 4th pdf of Quant of Manhattan Gmat. I have the following 4 pdfs:
1. Number Properties
2. Fraction, Decimal
3. Equation Inequality
5. Geometry

Pls help with the 4th pdf

BTW, I took my GMAT Score :530, Q36, V25, IR2. need to retake my exam.
I am an Indian and an looking to Indian Schools:
1. ISB
2. IIM, Indore
3. IIM, Lucknow
4. S.P Jain
5. XLRI

Pm me your email id.. will send.
and focus on your quant skills.
q36 is really poor. even if u score q36 v44 and something like 630, admission guys might still not consider you coz indians quant is generally arnd 47 48.

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My email id : sharmita.majumdar@gmail.com

you should read my debrief.
i scored a 710 on my practice the night before and ended up with a 540.
to say the least i was really dissapointed. but im tackling the beast again. chin up friend.
+1 kudos to you

Could one of you maybe send me those PDF's too? I'm struggling the same way trying to get my score up but everytime i take practice tests i just seem to screw things up.

e-mail: grijsen_joost@hotmail.com

Good Morning Sharmita,
I think you need to sit down and think about why you have decided to take the GMAT. Presumably, you are trying to get into the best business school that will accept you, but why is this your goal? We all have different reasons, maybe we don't like our current job, we think we deserve more pay, we want to start a business, we want to make an impact, what is your motivation? You have gotten a lot of great advice already from members of the forum, so I'm not going to tell you how I think you should study. I will give you some tips though that helped me more than any study guide did...

1. You are not average, don't tell yourself that you are! If you plan to attend business school, it means you want to do something more with your life. This is a step the average guy would not even attempt because it's too much work.

2. Set your sights high, do not be satisfied with an average score. I made a 540 on my first practice test and ended up getting a 740 on my final GMAT 4 months later. You can do the same, it may take you longer to get to that point but there isn't any point to applying to business school before you have a competitive score.

3. How to study effectively? Study your butt off. Tell yourself that this is what you want and work for it. Put in the hours and do the work to get the score you want. If you put in the work and use the tools recommended to you in this form, you'll do well, but you have to do the WORK.

4. Everyone goes through cycles of being motivated and demotivated. Actively seek out sources of motivation. Whether it's watching Braveheart, listening to Jay-Z, going for a run, reading other people's success stories on this forum ( these are all things I did when I was demotivated, haha). This is an often overlooked but very important aspect of studying.

Going to business school is an opportunity to change your direction in life. It's an opportunity to reestablish yourself as a highly-motivated, top-tier student that is ready to achieve even more than they already have. Start working on that mindset today. You got this!

vestdw
You sir have earned a fan

msharmita ... you need to study hard and a lot.
The schools which you have mentioned are the best B-Schools in India and you have to work your way to get in there.
Collect all the material and get down to studying.

I am not sure but may be my debrief might help

Regards,
Ankur

msharmita are you concentrating on your basics? I suggest that you complete low level drills in basics and improve your mathematical intuition and skill. Then you can concentrate on the GMAT sections one by one. Also you need to understand that acing all sections of GMAT might not be possible (for example, reading comprehension - most people see very small gains even after massive practice), so you should concentrate on what you can improve, and improve that to 150% efficiency.

As far as writing the GMAT goes, I suggest you take time and go for the exam next year, because it would give you more time to prepare for GMAT and also select your schools.