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04 May 2019, 12:36
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Hey
I have just done GMAT Prep 3 and I scored my all time best Q and my all time best V, yielding a 770(50Q,45V), with only two wrong questions on Q and 4 on verbal.
My CAT scores are:
GMAT Prep 1, Jan 28: 570(40Q,28V) (Cold test)
MGMAT 1, March 24: 600(43Q,31V)
GMAT Prep 2, Apr 25: 680(49Q,34V) I did GMAT Prep 2 after finishing TTP course and doing 7 GMATClub Tests, but with so little verbal prep.
GMAT Prep 3, today: 770(50Q,45V)
I took them in the library, and I had no repeated questions.
Down there you have a picture with my GMATCLub Test scores. On those last 10 days, the day where I did no test, I was redoing incorrect questions. (Q33 is not a real test, i quit at the middle)
By the way, I began to use ErrorLog on Apr 26.
My biggest weakness was SC (I'm lucky, I know) and on those last 10 days since Gprep 2 I have done nearly all Magoosh verbal questions, so I expected that my verbal could improve, but not that much. Yesterday I did a GMATClub Verbal test and scored V25
.
I take GMATClub scores with a grain of salt, as the day before GMAT Prep 2 (Q49) i scored a Q36. GMATClub Tests are the best thing that happened to me during my GMAT Prep, but their scores are very discouraging
I don't know if it is because GMATClub test are really thaaaat hard, but I feel GMAT Prep questions to be easy, so I'm not confident about my scores, I think that maybe I had luck with GMAT Prep 2 and 3 questions and on the real exam I will get harder questions...
Evidently I'm very happy with that score, but I'm not sure whether I should belive that I already have a high level.
I know that I'm not on the 770 level, or at least I think that I'm not, I mean 90 points in 10 days is not reasonable, my concern is if I'm really above 700, as I see a lot of people scpring so high on the practice tests and then with poor scores on the real day.
The thing is: I have the exam scheduled for May 27 (in 23 days), but there is a free spot on May 8, so in case it went wrong, I could still take it the 27th (+16 days gap).
I'm considering seriously to do the exam the 8th because I feel that maybe I'm in good shape, I've been studying all day for 40 days now and I think that at this point I can improve in some areas (combinatorics
) but I also think that maybe I will forget some things if I wait more days, as I have seen a lot of histories of people whose score keeps decreasing instead of increasing.
What do you think abut my scores? And about the date?
BTW my target is +700, the more the better, but the deadline is May 30.
I have just done GMAT Prep 3 and I scored my all time best Q and my all time best V, yielding a 770(50Q,45V), with only two wrong questions on Q and 4 on verbal.
My CAT scores are:
GMAT Prep 1, Jan 28: 570(40Q,28V) (Cold test)
MGMAT 1, March 24: 600(43Q,31V)
GMAT Prep 2, Apr 25: 680(49Q,34V) I did GMAT Prep 2 after finishing TTP course and doing 7 GMATClub Tests, but with so little verbal prep.
GMAT Prep 3, today: 770(50Q,45V)
I took them in the library, and I had no repeated questions.
Down there you have a picture with my GMATCLub Test scores. On those last 10 days, the day where I did no test, I was redoing incorrect questions. (Q33 is not a real test, i quit at the middle)
By the way, I began to use ErrorLog on Apr 26.
My biggest weakness was SC (I'm lucky, I know) and on those last 10 days since Gprep 2 I have done nearly all Magoosh verbal questions, so I expected that my verbal could improve, but not that much. Yesterday I did a GMATClub Verbal test and scored V25
. I take GMATClub scores with a grain of salt, as the day before GMAT Prep 2 (Q49) i scored a Q36. GMATClub Tests are the best thing that happened to me during my GMAT Prep, but their scores are very discouraging
I don't know if it is because GMATClub test are really thaaaat hard, but I feel GMAT Prep questions to be easy, so I'm not confident about my scores, I think that maybe I had luck with GMAT Prep 2 and 3 questions and on the real exam I will get harder questions...
Evidently I'm very happy with that score, but I'm not sure whether I should belive that I already have a high level.
I know that I'm not on the 770 level, or at least I think that I'm not, I mean 90 points in 10 days is not reasonable, my concern is if I'm really above 700, as I see a lot of people scpring so high on the practice tests and then with poor scores on the real day.
The thing is: I have the exam scheduled for May 27 (in 23 days), but there is a free spot on May 8, so in case it went wrong, I could still take it the 27th (+16 days gap).
I'm considering seriously to do the exam the 8th because I feel that maybe I'm in good shape, I've been studying all day for 40 days now and I think that at this point I can improve in some areas (combinatorics
) but I also think that maybe I will forget some things if I wait more days, as I have seen a lot of histories of people whose score keeps decreasing instead of increasing.What do you think abut my scores? And about the date?
BTW my target is +700, the more the better, but the deadline is May 30.
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04 May 2019, 16:08
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If you absolutely need a score by the end of the month, you're aiming for 700+, and you just scored 770 on a fair official diagnostic, I'd definitely recommend signing up for the May 8 test.
Based on your recent test, you're almost certainly well above a 700 level right now (even if it was a bit lucky, it's almost impossible to get a 770 unless your true level is at least 730), and you should have a very good chance to hit your target if you take a test immediately. But sometimes a first test can go badly for one reason or another - people sometimes are uncomfortable at the test center, or are nervous, or don't sleep well the day before, or whatever, and they score substantially lower than expected. Those issues are rarely as bad on the second attempt, so if you can leave yourself the option to do it twice, then it will be a very safe bet that you'll hit, or in fact significantly exceed, your goal. Even with just one attempt you'll almost always be fine, but you'd be taking a bit of a risk if you only give yourself the one shot.
If instead you had just scored a 660, then I'd suggest waiting, because there wouldn't be much reason to expect a good enough result on a test four days from now. But in your position, especially where extra study isn't likely to make a big difference, there's a very strong chance you can just be done with the GMAT by the end of next week, and if your first test doesn't go well, you'll probably be happy it happened in early May instead of in late May. Good luck!
Based on your recent test, you're almost certainly well above a 700 level right now (even if it was a bit lucky, it's almost impossible to get a 770 unless your true level is at least 730), and you should have a very good chance to hit your target if you take a test immediately. But sometimes a first test can go badly for one reason or another - people sometimes are uncomfortable at the test center, or are nervous, or don't sleep well the day before, or whatever, and they score substantially lower than expected. Those issues are rarely as bad on the second attempt, so if you can leave yourself the option to do it twice, then it will be a very safe bet that you'll hit, or in fact significantly exceed, your goal. Even with just one attempt you'll almost always be fine, but you'd be taking a bit of a risk if you only give yourself the one shot.
If instead you had just scored a 660, then I'd suggest waiting, because there wouldn't be much reason to expect a good enough result on a test four days from now. But in your position, especially where extra study isn't likely to make a big difference, there's a very strong chance you can just be done with the GMAT by the end of next week, and if your first test doesn't go well, you'll probably be happy it happened in early May instead of in late May. Good luck!
07 May 2019, 18:02
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Hi miquelj,
Since May 8 is just a day away, could you let us know whether you decided to sit for the May 8 exam? If you do take the GMAT, then please reach back out to let us know how things went. If you need to retake, we can figure out a plan then.
Good luck!
Since May 8 is just a day away, could you let us know whether you decided to sit for the May 8 exam? If you do take the GMAT, then please reach back out to let us know how things went. If you need to retake, we can figure out a plan then.
Good luck!
