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27 Aug 2009, 08:16
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I just took the real GMAT on Monday (24 Aug). The result is terrible. Overall 590. My breakdown score is below.
Quantitative: 49 , Verbal 21
I did GMATPrep twice for each test before the actual test. The score is as below.
GMATPrep 1: 680, 690
GMATPrep 2: 610, 650
I also did all questions in OG 12 and get quite good result. So I dont know why I got such poor score on the real test. It maybe I spent too much time on reading so I catched up by doing CR and SC quickly.
Do you guys have any suggestion here? I'm going to give it another shot in a month.. and my targeted score is 680.
THanks for Your advice in advance.
Quantitative: 49 , Verbal 21
I did GMATPrep twice for each test before the actual test. The score is as below.
GMATPrep 1: 680, 690
GMATPrep 2: 610, 650
I also did all questions in OG 12 and get quite good result. So I dont know why I got such poor score on the real test. It maybe I spent too much time on reading so I catched up by doing CR and SC quickly.
Do you guys have any suggestion here? I'm going to give it another shot in a month.. and my targeted score is 680.
THanks for Your advice in advance.
Updated on: 30 Aug 2009, 13:23
Originally posted by mediamindy on 28 Aug 2009, 16:04.
Last edited by mediamindy on 30 Aug 2009, 13:23, edited 1 time in total.
Last edited by mediamindy on 30 Aug 2009, 13:23, edited 1 time in total.
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Question: When you did the practice tests, did you do them completely or did you skip over the essay sections and go straight to the goods? Even though the essays are less important, it does add an hour of test time to the whole thing. It is amazing how exhausted you can get by the time verbal rolls around considering you have been in test mode for 2+ hours at that point.
28 Aug 2009, 17:26
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arnora
Welcome to GMAT Club Arnora.
Take a look at this study plan for re-takers to help you improve 50-100 points.
gmat-study-plan-go-from-650-to-80235.html
The key elements are:
- Error log & study according to it
- Knowing your weaknesses
- Taking full tests
- Putting quality time into it
