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13 Nov 2020, 11:21
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Hello,
I need help with understanding my ESR.
Some background
I took GMAT Online in July and had a score of 580. My target score would be 720. Before this attempt I could devote 100% only in the last two weeks leading to the exam.
I hope to take my next attempt in December.
I would also appreciate tips to manage studying with a hectic work schedule (70ish hours a week).
Thank you
(Text version because I cannot attach the pdf because of the 5 post rule)
YOUR GMAT TOTAL SCORE:
630 (65th percentile)
TIME MANAGEMENT BY SECTION
Your mean response time for Integrated Reasoning questions was 2:10 minutes. The Mean response time for this section is 2:21 minutes.
Your mean response time for Quantitative questions was 2:00 minutes. The Mean response time for this section is 1:56 minutes.
Your mean response time for Verbal questions was 1:44 minutes. The Mean response time for this section is 1:44 minutes.
YOUR OVERALL VERBAL SCORE:
31 (61st percentile)
Your performance of 75% on Analysis/Critique questions is considered Above Average.
Your performance of 50% on Construction/Plan questions is considered Weak.
Your performance on Reading Comprehension questions was equivalent to a score of 25, which is better than 41% of GMAT Exam scores recorded in the past three years. The mean score for this sub-section is 27.17.
Your performance of 20% on Identify Inferred Idea questions is considered Very Weak.
Your performance of 80% on Identify Stated Idea questions is considered Above Average.
Your performance on Sentence Correction questions was equivalent to a score of 34, which is better than 68% of GMAT Exam scores recorded in the past three years. The mean score for this sub-section is 27.34.
Your performance of 87% on Grammar questions is considered Strong.
Your performance of 25% on Communication questions is considered Very Weak.
You responded correctly to 50% of the first set of questions, 71% of the second set of questions, 57% of the third set of questions and 63% of the final set of questions.
The average difficulty of questions presented to you in the first set of questions was Medium, the average for the second set of questions was Medium , the average for the third set of questions was Medium and was Medium for the final set of questions.
YOUR OVERALL QUANTITATIVE SCORE:
45 (54th percentile)
Your performance of 40% on Geometry questions is considered Weak.
Your performance of 100% on Rates/Ratio/Percent questions is considered Very Strong.
Your performance of 88% on Value/Order/Factors questions is considered Strong.
Your performance of 50% on Equal./Inequal./Alg. questions is considered Weak.
Your performance of 0% on Counting/Sets/Series questions is considered Very Weak.
You responded correctly to 57% of the first set of questions, 100% of the second set of questions, 57% of the third set of questions and 43% of the final set of questions..
The average difficulty of questions presented to you in the first set of questions was Medium, the average for the second set of questions was Medium High, the average for the third set of questions was Medium High and was Medium High for the final set of questions.
I need help with understanding my ESR.
Some background
I took GMAT Online in July and had a score of 580. My target score would be 720. Before this attempt I could devote 100% only in the last two weeks leading to the exam.
I hope to take my next attempt in December.
I would also appreciate tips to manage studying with a hectic work schedule (70ish hours a week).
Thank you
(Text version because I cannot attach the pdf because of the 5 post rule)
YOUR GMAT TOTAL SCORE:
630 (65th percentile)
TIME MANAGEMENT BY SECTION
Your mean response time for Integrated Reasoning questions was 2:10 minutes. The Mean response time for this section is 2:21 minutes.
Your mean response time for Quantitative questions was 2:00 minutes. The Mean response time for this section is 1:56 minutes.
Your mean response time for Verbal questions was 1:44 minutes. The Mean response time for this section is 1:44 minutes.
YOUR OVERALL VERBAL SCORE:
31 (61st percentile)
Your performance of 75% on Analysis/Critique questions is considered Above Average.
Your performance of 50% on Construction/Plan questions is considered Weak.
Your performance on Reading Comprehension questions was equivalent to a score of 25, which is better than 41% of GMAT Exam scores recorded in the past three years. The mean score for this sub-section is 27.17.
Your performance of 20% on Identify Inferred Idea questions is considered Very Weak.
Your performance of 80% on Identify Stated Idea questions is considered Above Average.
Your performance on Sentence Correction questions was equivalent to a score of 34, which is better than 68% of GMAT Exam scores recorded in the past three years. The mean score for this sub-section is 27.34.
Your performance of 87% on Grammar questions is considered Strong.
Your performance of 25% on Communication questions is considered Very Weak.
You responded correctly to 50% of the first set of questions, 71% of the second set of questions, 57% of the third set of questions and 63% of the final set of questions.
The average difficulty of questions presented to you in the first set of questions was Medium, the average for the second set of questions was Medium , the average for the third set of questions was Medium and was Medium for the final set of questions.
YOUR OVERALL QUANTITATIVE SCORE:
45 (54th percentile)
Your performance of 40% on Geometry questions is considered Weak.
Your performance of 100% on Rates/Ratio/Percent questions is considered Very Strong.
Your performance of 88% on Value/Order/Factors questions is considered Strong.
Your performance of 50% on Equal./Inequal./Alg. questions is considered Weak.
Your performance of 0% on Counting/Sets/Series questions is considered Very Weak.
You responded correctly to 57% of the first set of questions, 100% of the second set of questions, 57% of the third set of questions and 43% of the final set of questions..
The average difficulty of questions presented to you in the first set of questions was Medium, the average for the second set of questions was Medium High, the average for the third set of questions was Medium High and was Medium High for the final set of questions.
14 Nov 2020, 00:48
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Well, keeping it short - You need to concentrate both on Verbal and Quants. Would recommend to study topic wise and see if you improve.
14 Nov 2020, 22:26
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Hi vsanika,
I would be happy to analyze your ESR for you, but I would need to see the FULL ESR. You seem to understand that before you can include attachments with your posts/PMs, you need to have at least 5 posts in the forums (right now, you have just 2 posts). If you would rather not go through those extra steps at this point, then you can feel free to email me directly (at [email protected]).
1) How long have you studied in total? For your 2nd attempt, how many hours did you typically study each week?
2) What study materials have you used over the course of all of your studies? What 'brands' of CATs/mocks have you used?
3) On what dates (or approximate dates) did you take EACH of your CATs/mocks and how did you score on EACH (including the Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores for EACH)?
4) When are you planning to apply to Business School and what Schools are you planning to apply to?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
I would be happy to analyze your ESR for you, but I would need to see the FULL ESR. You seem to understand that before you can include attachments with your posts/PMs, you need to have at least 5 posts in the forums (right now, you have just 2 posts). If you would rather not go through those extra steps at this point, then you can feel free to email me directly (at [email protected]).
1) How long have you studied in total? For your 2nd attempt, how many hours did you typically study each week?
2) What study materials have you used over the course of all of your studies? What 'brands' of CATs/mocks have you used?
3) On what dates (or approximate dates) did you take EACH of your CATs/mocks and how did you score on EACH (including the Quant and Verbal Scaled Scores for EACH)?
4) When are you planning to apply to Business School and what Schools are you planning to apply to?
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
