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29 Oct 2013, 08:38
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Dear Experts,
I got an unsatisfactory 570 (44Q,25V) in my first attempt on 28 Oct 2013. I got 700, 620, 660 and 700 in my last four mock tests.
I work as an Assistant Professor at a University in India and work from 8am - 4:30pm.
I have worked up a schedule to study for at least 5 hours everyday covering one topic each from quant, CR and SC. In addition to that will also do two passages everyday.
I am not sure about when should I attempt the GMAT again. As of now I have 16 December in my mind.
Please suggest if these 40-45 days are enough to make a second attempt? Or should I take more time?
Also, any suggestions if a Coaching Center program will be any good?
Thanks a lot for your suggestions!!
I got an unsatisfactory 570 (44Q,25V) in my first attempt on 28 Oct 2013. I got 700, 620, 660 and 700 in my last four mock tests.
I work as an Assistant Professor at a University in India and work from 8am - 4:30pm.
I have worked up a schedule to study for at least 5 hours everyday covering one topic each from quant, CR and SC. In addition to that will also do two passages everyday.
I am not sure about when should I attempt the GMAT again. As of now I have 16 December in my mind.
Please suggest if these 40-45 days are enough to make a second attempt? Or should I take more time?
Also, any suggestions if a Coaching Center program will be any good?
Thanks a lot for your suggestions!!
30 Oct 2013, 06:59
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KanupriyaS
Definitely you should retake since you have performed well on most of the mocks, also mid december sounds perfect for R2(Assuming).
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31 Oct 2013, 03:52
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Hi KanupriyaS
As your mock scores suggest you are capable of scoring more than 570, .I would suggest recommend you two points:.
1. Figure out what went wrong in the exam; was it a problem with your concentration problem or were you expecting it to be something different? Ensure you are not taking easy mocks. Your mock should closely match your real exam.
2. Most people panic during the real test even after they excel in mocks. Take some days off work before the exam to make yourself free from any external pressures. Try to be confident and patient next time you appear for GMAT.
You should try to keep in touch with the study material before your next exam. Keep practicing and give your mocks seriously.
Good luck.
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As your mock scores suggest you are capable of scoring more than 570, .I would suggest recommend you two points:.
1. Figure out what went wrong in the exam; was it a problem with your concentration problem or were you expecting it to be something different? Ensure you are not taking easy mocks. Your mock should closely match your real exam.
2. Most people panic during the real test even after they excel in mocks. Take some days off work before the exam to make yourself free from any external pressures. Try to be confident and patient next time you appear for GMAT.
You should try to keep in touch with the study material before your next exam. Keep practicing and give your mocks seriously.
Good luck.
Interviewbay
Mock Interviews and Application Reviews by Alumni
