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09 Nov 2005, 00:59
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I took my GMAT, and it was devastating 550. I ran out of time in Quant, which is something that never happened to me in any practice exam before. It came as surprise because I have NEVER scored this low among CAT exams from PR, Kaplan, PP, GPREP, and others. Immediately after guessing many questions in Quant, I knew the score would be bad. I decided to pursue because I had to know how bad I did in verbal. I often ran out of time in verbal section during practice exams, but I ended up having 4 minutes left when I finished the verbal section in GMAT. I thought I did well, but I got shot down.
My score was embarassing: Q39, V27.
I was completely devastated, as any of us would. At last, however, I decided to not give up. I know that my mistake in Quant was taking too much time on the first 10 questions. I was stuck on getting the first x questions correct that I even went back and checked the answer (duh). Verbal....I don't know what to say. I should at least be getting SCs and CRs right.
I will post more later, but I decided to give it another try in late December. I will be active poster/reader here, so please, people, give me some positive spirit!!
Thanks
My score was embarassing: Q39, V27.
I was completely devastated, as any of us would. At last, however, I decided to not give up. I know that my mistake in Quant was taking too much time on the first 10 questions. I was stuck on getting the first x questions correct that I even went back and checked the answer (duh). Verbal....I don't know what to say. I should at least be getting SCs and CRs right.
I will post more later, but I decided to give it another try in late December. I will be active poster/reader here, so please, people, give me some positive spirit!!
Thanks
09 Nov 2005, 13:40
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You are on track buddy.....
Just keep working on the questions in here....for verbal try to find out your weak areas, and work on them. You could try the manhattanGMAT SC guide, I am working on it and find it very good
good luck
Just keep working on the questions in here....for verbal try to find out your weak areas, and work on them. You could try the manhattanGMAT SC guide, I am working on it and find it very good
good luck
09 Nov 2005, 17:30
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Dont worry about the past now -- gear up for the upcoming test. Do not let the past encumber your presence and prepare well, say after a good break of a week or so.
Have faith in yourself and you will do well.
Good luck!
Have faith in yourself and you will do well.
Good luck!
