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24 Nov 2020, 11:17
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Hi, I am giving the GMAT for the 5th and Final time on Dec 1st.
I started my GMAT journey in Jan of 2017 and after taking the exam so many times and not reaching my target score and I have come to accept that no amount of work I can put in these next few days will make that difference and I don't have the energy or will power to attempt it a 6th time or reschedule my exam.
Do you think it's best if I stopped studying or is it better to continue on to do the work for another week?
I know I'm capable of a 660 - 680 have seen it many times in mocks, and I am just hoping luck swings my way next week and if it doesn't I am cool.
Any advice would be welcome
I started my GMAT journey in Jan of 2017 and after taking the exam so many times and not reaching my target score and I have come to accept that no amount of work I can put in these next few days will make that difference and I don't have the energy or will power to attempt it a 6th time or reschedule my exam.
Do you think it's best if I stopped studying or is it better to continue on to do the work for another week?
I know I'm capable of a 660 - 680 have seen it many times in mocks, and I am just hoping luck swings my way next week and if it doesn't I am cool.
Any advice would be welcome
25 Nov 2020, 02:58
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Hi Navski,
Firstly, I appreciate your patience for sticking with GMAT for so long. Having said that, I would suggest you to be patient for a few more days, work on your weaker areas and try to score 700+ on GMAT. If you are stuck at a 660-680 score, you are doing most of the things right. It's just that there are few boxes which are left unticked. You just have to work on them and the result will come your way.
We can actually get in touch over a call and solve a few questions together. This process will help me understand if there's any flaw in your approach. Based on that, we can make a study plan to improve your weaker areas. I seriously do not want you to give up at this stage of your prep after putting in so much effort for almost 3 years. I'll be more than happy to help you. You can use the below link to schedule a call with me.
25 Nov 2020, 10:57
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Hi Navski,
I’m glad you reached out, and I’m happy to help. Since your exam is only about a week away, you should try to relax. If you must do something, do some light studying, such as focused practice and review of flash cards/notes from past topics to ensure that knowledge has not slipped through the cracks. Also, try to keep busy with activities other than GMAT prep. Do whatever you have to so you don’t spend the days leading up to your exam worrying about how things will go.
You also may find it helpful to read this article with more advice on how to treat the final week leading up to your exam as well as some test day tips.
Keep up the positive thoughts, try to relax, and crush the test!! Let me know how things turn out.
I’m glad you reached out, and I’m happy to help. Since your exam is only about a week away, you should try to relax. If you must do something, do some light studying, such as focused practice and review of flash cards/notes from past topics to ensure that knowledge has not slipped through the cracks. Also, try to keep busy with activities other than GMAT prep. Do whatever you have to so you don’t spend the days leading up to your exam worrying about how things will go.
You also may find it helpful to read this article with more advice on how to treat the final week leading up to your exam as well as some test day tips.
Keep up the positive thoughts, try to relax, and crush the test!! Let me know how things turn out.
