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AliceElric
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Joined: 06 Oct 2019
Last visit: 27 Apr 2022
Posts: 17
Given Kudos: 6
Location: Georgia
Schools: INSEAD Aug 22 intake (A)
GMAT 1: 760 Q49 V44 (Online)
GPA: 3.71
23 Aug 2021, 11:13
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Hello,
This is my ESR from 2 years ago, I had been scoring pretty solid on GMAT prep exams 700+, but well you see, I guess quant on preps isn't representative at all (I think verbal on preps is easier as well). My approach was not that solid that time I guess, practiced mainly with OG, didn't really have a plan to attack CR (which was my weakness). I'm planning to sit the online exam at the end of September do you think I can break 700 on the real thing?
I attempted GMAT prep 5 yesterday and scored 780 (I knew one text about the pendulum clocks I had reviewed here, but aside from that I made only one mistake in SC, so my CR performance was solid). But I'm not sure how representative is that, I have a feeling the real thing is much tougher, I don't want to have my confidence boosted to get it shattered again.
Help me analyze my performance.
Thank you!
This is my ESR from 2 years ago, I had been scoring pretty solid on GMAT prep exams 700+, but well you see, I guess quant on preps isn't representative at all (I think verbal on preps is easier as well). My approach was not that solid that time I guess, practiced mainly with OG, didn't really have a plan to attack CR (which was my weakness). I'm planning to sit the online exam at the end of September do you think I can break 700 on the real thing?
I attempted GMAT prep 5 yesterday and scored 780 (I knew one text about the pendulum clocks I had reviewed here, but aside from that I made only one mistake in SC, so my CR performance was solid). But I'm not sure how representative is that, I have a feeling the real thing is much tougher, I don't want to have my confidence boosted to get it shattered again.
Help me analyze my performance.
Thank you!
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TheGraceful
GMAT 1: 600 Q44 V28
Posts: 326
27 Aug 2021, 02:45
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You need to work on your CR. More specifically Cause and Effect questions in all flavors (Strengthen, weaken, Assumption, Evaluate, Inference)
As for Quant you need to practice PS section. And I think you need not rush through questions or rather time management thing.
All the best for your next attempt.
As for Quant you need to practice PS section. And I think you need not rush through questions or rather time management thing.
All the best for your next attempt.
