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16 Dec 2020, 14:26
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Sorry about the score 😢
It does not sound like you have been true to your username.
I don’t have any simple tips to point you in the right direction but usually skipping questions is not a good idea. Sometimes those hard looking questions could be solved easily.... and actually are on the easier side and penalize your score.
The only bogeyman story I have is that preparing for a long time takes a toll on your stamina and unless you are constantly reviewing what you have learned six months ago and keeping it fresh, the human memory forgets it. You forget the nuances of CR and you become blind to the traps in Quandt and sentence correction. It could just be rusty. At the same time, it shouldn’t take more than oh week to dust it off....
Could’ve just been a bad coincidence. I’m sorry. You are clearly capable of then equivalent of 740 based on your scores. Just have to put it together!
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It does not sound like you have been true to your username.
I don’t have any simple tips to point you in the right direction but usually skipping questions is not a good idea. Sometimes those hard looking questions could be solved easily.... and actually are on the easier side and penalize your score.
The only bogeyman story I have is that preparing for a long time takes a toll on your stamina and unless you are constantly reviewing what you have learned six months ago and keeping it fresh, the human memory forgets it. You forget the nuances of CR and you become blind to the traps in Quandt and sentence correction. It could just be rusty. At the same time, it shouldn’t take more than oh week to dust it off....
Could’ve just been a bad coincidence. I’m sorry. You are clearly capable of then equivalent of 740 based on your scores. Just have to put it together!
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16 Dec 2020, 14:28
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The 720 by the way is a pretty good score for most business schools. Actually it’s good for all business calls unless you are part of a very competitive Indian applicant pool. If you’re not part of a highly competitive pool, I can see doing maybe one more last ditch effort and then just saying screw it and not looking back.
720 should not keep you out of any business schools. Check the decision tracker for historic information (using the filters) or the WAMC
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720 should not keep you out of any business schools. Check the decision tracker for historic information (using the filters) or the WAMC
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