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13 Apr 2022, 05:02
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Expert Global Shocker
Gave two official mocks after 3 months of prep : 710
manhattan : 680
experts global 1: 710
experts global 2: 600 ?!!
Is this normal? The break up is Q46 and v 33
Very weird RCs and two of them aren’t even discussed on gmat club. Any one facing the same issue?
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Gave two official mocks after 3 months of prep : 710
manhattan : 680
experts global 1: 710
experts global 2: 600 ?!!
Is this normal? The break up is Q46 and v 33
Very weird RCs and two of them aren’t even discussed on gmat club. Any one facing the same issue?
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14 Apr 2022, 15:05
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Hello Aditi,
Hope this finds you well.
While such fluctuations in scores is not usual, it does happen with some students, irrespective of the platform- especially in the first few mocks; this is one of the reasons why we have a test series with a high number of mocks.
Sometimes, getting stuck on RCs can decide the fate of overall performance. There may have also been other reasons- such as fatigue, careless mistakes on easy questions etc.
This can happen on any test, including the real GMAT. The correct approach is to take the learnings and move on. Don't read too much into the scores at this stage; focus on learning. Gradually, you will see the scores stabilizing and when you get similar scores in 3 back-to-back mocks, you can consider that your stable score.
Take the next test with a fresh mind while remembering that you must not allow any abstract-looking questions to decide overall score. Remember, you can achieve the 99th percentile on the GMAT despite getting ~20% questions incorrect.
We are sure you will do well.
All the best!
Experts' Global team
Hope this finds you well.
While such fluctuations in scores is not usual, it does happen with some students, irrespective of the platform- especially in the first few mocks; this is one of the reasons why we have a test series with a high number of mocks.
Sometimes, getting stuck on RCs can decide the fate of overall performance. There may have also been other reasons- such as fatigue, careless mistakes on easy questions etc.
This can happen on any test, including the real GMAT. The correct approach is to take the learnings and move on. Don't read too much into the scores at this stage; focus on learning. Gradually, you will see the scores stabilizing and when you get similar scores in 3 back-to-back mocks, you can consider that your stable score.
Take the next test with a fresh mind while remembering that you must not allow any abstract-looking questions to decide overall score. Remember, you can achieve the 99th percentile on the GMAT despite getting ~20% questions incorrect.
We are sure you will do well.
All the best!
Experts' Global team
aditijain1507
Expert Global Shocker
Gave two official mocks after 3 months of prep : 710
manhattan : 680
experts global 1: 710
experts global 2: 600 ?!!
Is this normal? The break up is Q46 and v 33
Very weird RCs and two of them aren’t even discussed on gmat club. Any one facing the same issue?
Posted from my mobile device
Gave two official mocks after 3 months of prep : 710
manhattan : 680
experts global 1: 710
experts global 2: 600 ?!!
Is this normal? The break up is Q46 and v 33
Very weird RCs and two of them aren’t even discussed on gmat club. Any one facing the same issue?
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13 Aug 2022, 01:45
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Hi Aditi,
This just happened to me. I had scored a 760 on the official mock last week after which I scheduled my GMAT test. I took an expert's global mock today and received a disheartening 670 (Q47 V35). What shocked me was that even after getting 11/15 difficult questions in Verbal right, I got a V35.
Have you taken the GMAT test yet? If yes, can you tell how comparable your score was.
This just happened to me. I had scored a 760 on the official mock last week after which I scheduled my GMAT test. I took an expert's global mock today and received a disheartening 670 (Q47 V35). What shocked me was that even after getting 11/15 difficult questions in Verbal right, I got a V35.
Have you taken the GMAT test yet? If yes, can you tell how comparable your score was.
