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It has been a while since I posted or even visited GMAT Club because I have been so disheartened by my last test results. I studied rigurously for about 2 months in December/January with mostly OG11 and the Verbal and Math OG books and some Princeton and Kaplan as supplement.
My very first attempt at GMATPrep test 1 was 700 (47Q, 38V). My subsquent attempts were reasonable as well. I studied non-stop and really tried understand not just how do the problems but the underlying concepts. However, when I took the first real GMAT, I panicked. The night before the test I could not sleep. I woke up at 4 am (test was at 8am) and I did horribly 570. Down but not defeated, I signed up for the test again for a month later. That time I made sure I slept well and ate well. I went into the test center fairly confidently but ultimately failed and only got 10 points higher than my previous "real" attempt.
I listed below my practice attempts as well as the real test results (in bold). I am running out of confidence to do well on the real test. I am also out of studying materials. I know I can do the test well -- just not the real thing under pressure. Any idea/advice is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Jeff
12/15/2006 GMATPrep 1 700 47 38
12/26/2006 GMATPrep 2 660 47 35
12/27/2006 GMATPrep 2r 720 44 44
12/31/2006 PowerPrep 2 660 44 38
1/1/2007 GMATPrep 1r 670 44 38
1/1/2007 PowerPrep 1 700 46 40
1/2/2007 GMAT 570 46 23
1/23/2007 MGMAT Adaptive 1 730 50 39
1/30/2007 MGMAT NonAdaptive 1 600 42 32
2/4/2007 GMATPrep 1 repeat 710 49 38
2/11/2007 GMATPrep 2 repeat 740 47 44
2/16/2007 GMAT 2 580 33 37
My very first attempt at GMATPrep test 1 was 700 (47Q, 38V). My subsquent attempts were reasonable as well. I studied non-stop and really tried understand not just how do the problems but the underlying concepts. However, when I took the first real GMAT, I panicked. The night before the test I could not sleep. I woke up at 4 am (test was at 8am) and I did horribly 570. Down but not defeated, I signed up for the test again for a month later. That time I made sure I slept well and ate well. I went into the test center fairly confidently but ultimately failed and only got 10 points higher than my previous "real" attempt.
I listed below my practice attempts as well as the real test results (in bold). I am running out of confidence to do well on the real test. I am also out of studying materials. I know I can do the test well -- just not the real thing under pressure. Any idea/advice is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Jeff
12/15/2006 GMATPrep 1 700 47 38
12/26/2006 GMATPrep 2 660 47 35
12/27/2006 GMATPrep 2r 720 44 44
12/31/2006 PowerPrep 2 660 44 38
1/1/2007 GMATPrep 1r 670 44 38
1/1/2007 PowerPrep 1 700 46 40
1/2/2007 GMAT 570 46 23
1/23/2007 MGMAT Adaptive 1 730 50 39
1/30/2007 MGMAT NonAdaptive 1 600 42 32
2/4/2007 GMATPrep 1 repeat 710 49 38
2/11/2007 GMATPrep 2 repeat 740 47 44
2/16/2007 GMAT 2 580 33 37
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