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Just took GMAT test today and got disappointing 550 (Q30, V35).
Two days prior to test, my GMATprep test 2 score was 700 (Q43, V42). No repeats. Three days prior to test, my GMATprep test 1 score was 660 (Q40, V41). No repeats. Penalty for missing last questions both in Q and V.
I was hoping for the score around 700, but got disappointing 550. Still trying to understand what went wrong and what I did wrong.
First thing: People do screw up in the first GMAT exam so don't panic... take it as a learning and prepare harder for the next exam! I got a 570 in my first gmat when i scoring 720+ in my mock tests! Check out my Debrief: https://gmatclub.com/forum/570-to-700-my-gmat-journey-133461.html
How about making a progress chart or error log? I talk about that in how to gmat preparations link shared above.
For practice try grockit.com (its questions are timed... just give it a try and you will know how good it is!) Also, try gmatclub questions.. gmatclub tag link is https://gmatclub.com/forum/viewforumtags.php
For Verbal.. can you be more specific where you screwed up? I screwed up in SC and RC i guess and i tried Thursdays with Ron and it helped me a lot! https://vimeo.com/user3635135/videos
Last but not the least: have a little faith and believe in urself and the target was NEVER far anyways!