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Most of you probably know this already but I want to reiterate something that could help those who just started studying.
My tip is not rely just on paper exams. That CAT practice such as questions on Magoosh is a must.
So I started my GMAT. I took the real GMAT and got a 620. Without studying.
My math score was 50 percentile. My SAT math was 99% so I was really shocked. So I decided to do all the OG questions. I learned a lot and I tried to solve all the questions. I studied this for perhaps 2 weeks. I was getting confident so I decided to take a practice CAT. With the GMAT official exam. (Noob mistake. I should have saved). When I took the exam, I was compeletely in shock because I was not used to the CAT. I was only used to the paper so I started to panick.. I didn't have enough time to finish either because I didn't practice the timing for the questions either..
TLDR. Mix up paper questions with CAT questions as you study. The different formats might shocks you.
My tip is not rely just on paper exams. That CAT practice such as questions on Magoosh is a must.
So I started my GMAT. I took the real GMAT and got a 620. Without studying.
My math score was 50 percentile. My SAT math was 99% so I was really shocked. So I decided to do all the OG questions. I learned a lot and I tried to solve all the questions. I studied this for perhaps 2 weeks. I was getting confident so I decided to take a practice CAT. With the GMAT official exam. (Noob mistake. I should have saved). When I took the exam, I was compeletely in shock because I was not used to the CAT. I was only used to the paper so I started to panick.. I didn't have enough time to finish either because I didn't practice the timing for the questions either..
TLDR. Mix up paper questions with CAT questions as you study. The different formats might shocks you.
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