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Location: Spain
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GPA: 3.8
22 Jul 2021, 07:33
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Gmat Prep Scores:
720 (Q48, V41)
750 (Q49, V44)
740 (Q48, V42)
750 (Q49, V44)
770 (Q49, V47)
760 (Q48, V47)
I completed my exam today and got a total of 690 with Q42. I cant remember the Verbal or the IR because I skipped the score screen so quickly because of how impacted I was. The quant section seemed extremely easy so I don't know I **** it up so hard. I need advice on what to do next. I need a score of 720-750. Apart from the score the experience was superb, no technical issues or anything weird. Is there any way of seeing the unofficial score again?
720 (Q48, V41)
750 (Q49, V44)
740 (Q48, V42)
750 (Q49, V44)
770 (Q49, V47)
760 (Q48, V47)
I completed my exam today and got a total of 690 with Q42. I cant remember the Verbal or the IR because I skipped the score screen so quickly because of how impacted I was. The quant section seemed extremely easy so I don't know I **** it up so hard. I need advice on what to do next. I need a score of 720-750. Apart from the score the experience was superb, no technical issues or anything weird. Is there any way of seeing the unofficial score again?
22 Jul 2021, 10:00
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jppresa First Relax. Take a deep breath and take a day or two break. Watch a movie, meet friends and chill out for two days.
Maybe early next week, sit back and think ( in a very very relaxed state of mind ) what happened actually during the Exam. If possible order for an ESR, and analysis where you went wrong (I am hoping you didn't cancel the test. But even if you did, you can reinstate the score and order for ESR(I think) - Check on MBA.com once again.
You can drop me an email, [email protected] - if you want to talk and evaluate what could have gone wrong.
Take Care
Maybe early next week, sit back and think ( in a very very relaxed state of mind ) what happened actually during the Exam. If possible order for an ESR, and analysis where you went wrong (I am hoping you didn't cancel the test. But even if you did, you can reinstate the score and order for ESR(I think) - Check on MBA.com once again.
You can drop me an email, [email protected] - if you want to talk and evaluate what could have gone wrong.
Take Care
22 Jul 2021, 19:09
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Given how well you were scoring on your official practice exams, something odd must have occurred during your actual GMAT. Would you say that nerves or anxiety could have affected your performance?
