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01 Sep 2016, 13:03
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Hello everyone!!
Here I am after my 4th attempt to gmat exam. I got a score of 610(Q50, V23)
It was a real surprise for me as I was expecting a higher score than 610
So here is some information:
I gave full 4 month for this attempt. In this duration, I gave 9 full length mock exams
1. Veritas - 650
2. Veritas - 650
3. Manhattan - 650
4. Manhattan - 680
5. Manhattan - 680
6. Gmat exam 1 - 730(repeat)
7. Manhattan - 680
8. Gmat exam 5 - 690(4 days before the exam)
9. Gmat exam 6 - 710(2 days before the exam)
In all the above exams quant score varied between 49 and 51. And my verbal score varied from 33 to 36
In the last mock exam I scored Q50, V35.
Hence I was very optimistic about my main exam. I did not practice anything other than IR on the day before the exam
On the day of the exam everything was according to the plan - i completed AWA and Ir and Quant confidently.
When the first verbal question was displayed, I almost could not understand the SC.. but somehow I got the 3/2 split and eventually the answer. The next question was CR, I consumed a lot of time here again. I guess, this eventually built up stress, contributing to the low score.
I am here for suggestion as I am really disappointed with the score and I have following questions
1. Shall I reappear for the exam?
2. If yes, then how shall I start?
3. Shall I practice by attempting a lot of mock exams? Will that help?
4. Shall I start with the basics again? I worked on the basics for last few months but I was unable to apply them properly on the main exam! Is it the "gmat effect" or something else?
5. Is there something wrong with the last day prepartion as I dint solve any questions on that day?
I am targeting a score of 700+
And thanks in advance for your time and support
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Here I am after my 4th attempt to gmat exam. I got a score of 610(Q50, V23)
It was a real surprise for me as I was expecting a higher score than 610
So here is some information:
I gave full 4 month for this attempt. In this duration, I gave 9 full length mock exams
1. Veritas - 650
2. Veritas - 650
3. Manhattan - 650
4. Manhattan - 680
5. Manhattan - 680
6. Gmat exam 1 - 730(repeat)
7. Manhattan - 680
8. Gmat exam 5 - 690(4 days before the exam)
9. Gmat exam 6 - 710(2 days before the exam)
In all the above exams quant score varied between 49 and 51. And my verbal score varied from 33 to 36
In the last mock exam I scored Q50, V35.
Hence I was very optimistic about my main exam. I did not practice anything other than IR on the day before the exam
On the day of the exam everything was according to the plan - i completed AWA and Ir and Quant confidently.
When the first verbal question was displayed, I almost could not understand the SC.. but somehow I got the 3/2 split and eventually the answer. The next question was CR, I consumed a lot of time here again. I guess, this eventually built up stress, contributing to the low score.
I am here for suggestion as I am really disappointed with the score and I have following questions
1. Shall I reappear for the exam?
2. If yes, then how shall I start?
3. Shall I practice by attempting a lot of mock exams? Will that help?
4. Shall I start with the basics again? I worked on the basics for last few months but I was unable to apply them properly on the main exam! Is it the "gmat effect" or something else?
5. Is there something wrong with the last day prepartion as I dint solve any questions on that day?
I am targeting a score of 700+
And thanks in advance for your time and support
Posted from my mobile device
Posted from my mobile device
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610(Q50, V23)
1. Shall I reappear for the exam?
This is a good score, above the mean
It also depends on what colleges are you applying & what is the GMAT range for them
2. If yes, then how shall I start?
Keep on doing 37 of 650+level Quant questions everyday
Verbal, try to find your weak areas
SC Idioms, Parallelism, modifier, etc & ace them
solve set of mix questions from your strengthen topics
3. Shall I practice by attempting a lot of mock exams? Will that help?
It will help to a certain extent
but giving mocks will not give added advantage if the brain doesnt think the way it should
(lookout for patterns in CR & RC)
4. Shall I start with the basics again? I worked on the basics for last few months but I was unable to apply them properly on the main exam! Is it the "gmat effect" or something else?
SC - solve OG (without timing) with what possible reasons the option can be eliminated
CR - are you doing the pre thinking? If yes, try to find in which topics you find it difficult to do this
if not, again without timing, do pre thinking & then jump into options
RC - pattern & OCTAVE method
5. Is there something wrong with the last day prepartion as I dint solve any questions on that day?
No its not like your normal paper
GMAT is more of a mind & chess game
you have to sacrifice few pawns in order to ACE it!
Best of Luck....
1. Shall I reappear for the exam?
This is a good score, above the mean
It also depends on what colleges are you applying & what is the GMAT range for them
2. If yes, then how shall I start?
Keep on doing 37 of 650+level Quant questions everyday
Verbal, try to find your weak areas
SC Idioms, Parallelism, modifier, etc & ace them
solve set of mix questions from your strengthen topics
3. Shall I practice by attempting a lot of mock exams? Will that help?
It will help to a certain extent
but giving mocks will not give added advantage if the brain doesnt think the way it should
(lookout for patterns in CR & RC)
4. Shall I start with the basics again? I worked on the basics for last few months but I was unable to apply them properly on the main exam! Is it the "gmat effect" or something else?
SC - solve OG (without timing) with what possible reasons the option can be eliminated
CR - are you doing the pre thinking? If yes, try to find in which topics you find it difficult to do this
if not, again without timing, do pre thinking & then jump into options
RC - pattern & OCTAVE method
5. Is there something wrong with the last day prepartion as I dint solve any questions on that day?
No its not like your normal paper
GMAT is more of a mind & chess game
you have to sacrifice few pawns in order to ACE it!
Best of Luck....
Archived Topic
Hi there,
This topic has been closed and archived due to inactivity or violation of community quality standards. No more replies are possible here.
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