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24 Jul 2015, 16:04
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Hi All,
I was hoping to have some recommendations on what to do with roughly 3 weeks to go. I took the GMAT in early 2015 (670), but I elected to retake it again given my practice scores then (700/710 on GMAT Prep).
These are my current mocks from MGMAT (with about 3 weeks of content review in May) -
6/5/2015: 650 (41, 37)
6/28/2015: 730 (45, 45)
7/10/2015: 680 (45, 37)
7/24/2015: 650 (44, 35)
As you can imagine, the fluctuation in test scores is very frustrating. My current plan for mock exams is two Magoosh mocks (I haven't finished 100% of the question banks), GMAT Prep 3, and GMAT Prep 4 leading up to test date. Outside of that, I'll be completing the OG problems and working through Kaplan 800.
I'm fortunate to have more flexibility from work to really focus in on this upcoming GMAT date. Any recommendations on how I can better structure my preparation. Admittedly, the preparation process has not been as organized as I prefer due to work/moving.
Thanks in advance.
I was hoping to have some recommendations on what to do with roughly 3 weeks to go. I took the GMAT in early 2015 (670), but I elected to retake it again given my practice scores then (700/710 on GMAT Prep).
These are my current mocks from MGMAT (with about 3 weeks of content review in May) -
6/5/2015: 650 (41, 37)
6/28/2015: 730 (45, 45)
7/10/2015: 680 (45, 37)
7/24/2015: 650 (44, 35)
As you can imagine, the fluctuation in test scores is very frustrating. My current plan for mock exams is two Magoosh mocks (I haven't finished 100% of the question banks), GMAT Prep 3, and GMAT Prep 4 leading up to test date. Outside of that, I'll be completing the OG problems and working through Kaplan 800.
I'm fortunate to have more flexibility from work to really focus in on this upcoming GMAT date. Any recommendations on how I can better structure my preparation. Admittedly, the preparation process has not been as organized as I prefer due to work/moving.
Thanks in advance.
24 Jul 2015, 17:40
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Hi damham17,
If we ignore the 730 'outlier' (you've never scored that high in Verbal except on THAT CAT), your other practice scores are 'in line' with your prior Official GMAT score. This likely means that you continue to 'see' (and respond to) the GMAT in the same general ways as before.
What were your Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores on your Official GMAT?
What is your goal score?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
If we ignore the 730 'outlier' (you've never scored that high in Verbal except on THAT CAT), your other practice scores are 'in line' with your prior Official GMAT score. This likely means that you continue to 'see' (and respond to) the GMAT in the same general ways as before.
What were your Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores on your Official GMAT?
What is your goal score?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
24 Jul 2015, 17:45
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Hi Rich,
Q: 47, V: 35
My goal score is 720. What is the best way to take a step back and identify any behaviors I'm rooted in to break out of these "same responses"?
Thanks.
Q: 47, V: 35
My goal score is 720. What is the best way to take a step back and identify any behaviors I'm rooted in to break out of these "same responses"?
Thanks.
