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I have taken 3 GMAT Club quant tests so far. The first one I got 49, second 48 third 38!
Lol I have never scored below 42 even when I first started. Even on 2 GMAT Preps I have score 47/48.
Yes I did make mistakes - but 38 - dont know how to explain that.
I felt great writing the test and thought that the test was actaully asking tough questions. I almost coulndt believe 38. Am I reading too much into it?
Thoughts?
Lol I have never scored below 42 even when I first started. Even on 2 GMAT Preps I have score 47/48.
Yes I did make mistakes - but 38 - dont know how to explain that.
I felt great writing the test and thought that the test was actaully asking tough questions. I almost coulndt believe 38. Am I reading too much into it?
Thoughts?
26 Aug 2016, 23:44
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I have taken 3 GMAT Club quant tests so far. The first one I got 49, second 48 third 38!
Lol I have never scored below 42 even when I first started. Even on 2 GMAT Preps I have score 47/48.
Yes I did make mistakes - but 38 - dont know how to explain that.
I felt great writing the test and thought that the test was actaully asking tough questions. I almost coulndt believe 38. Am I reading too much into it?
Thoughts?
Lol I have never scored below 42 even when I first started. Even on 2 GMAT Preps I have score 47/48.
Yes I did make mistakes - but 38 - dont know how to explain that.
I felt great writing the test and thought that the test was actaully asking tough questions. I almost coulndt believe 38. Am I reading too much into it?
Thoughts?
Dont worry i also scored 48 on gmat prep 1 on quant but i have never crossed 42 on gmat club tests. They are very difficult. Just learn from your mistakes. Don't pay attention to your score .
29 Aug 2017, 08:40
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I agree that GMAT Club Quant tests are more difficult than the real GMAT Quan section. In addition, the 3rd GMAT Club Quant test is also more difficult and tricky than the first two tests. I also got a bad bump on the 3rd test after having decent scores in the first two.
