GMAT CLUB TEST

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Hi  bb

I wanted to enquire if attempting all 500 and 600 level questions on GMAT CLUB TEST would help someone achieve a score more than 600 and what is the actual difficulty of those questions in the real GMAT test.I have access to 3 months access package of 1384 questions and my target score is close to 620.So far i have completed all 500 and 600 level questions both verbal and quant.My GMAT test is on 5th april and wanted to know if i should start with the 700 level or not due to time constraint.

Thank You

AmrithS · Answer

Hi:
Have taken a full length mock test yet? If yes, how much did you score? If no, go take one asap.

rahuldhunki18 · Answer

I did take almost 5 tests and scoring somewhere close to 580 but not increasing that mark... The last test which i gave was MGMAT (Quant-42 Verbal-28)

AmrithS · Answer

When you check the Assessment Summary you will see the average difficulty of right answer and average difficulty of wrong answer for the sections. These statistics will answer your question. 
Example: There's no point in doing 700 level questions when the average difficulty of wrong answer is 620.

Also, your target score is 620 - then why do 700 level questions?

rahuldhunki18 · Answer

But i wanted to be sure whether the level of questions in GMAT Club Test Interface is actually the level which it denotes or dilutive because if the level is lower as compared to the real GMAT then i should attempt the 700 level problems too in order to bring my score lil above 620 or close to it...And i will definitely generate the test reports of MGMAT to analyse them better.Thanks for the suggestion.Also i will appreciate if u could suggest me ways to improve my score by few points last days before the test.

EMPOWERgmatRichC · Answer

Hi rahuldhunki18,

Many Test Takers put too much emphasis on the implied "level" of individual practice questions. The better way to assess your skills and readiness is to see how you perform on FULL-LENGTH CATs taken under test-like conditions.

You say that you're scoring around 580 and that you want to improve that score. We have to look at how you perform 'under pressure' to figure out where you'll find the missing points that you're looking for. Here are some things to look for when you review your CATs:

1) How many Quant questions did you get wrong for a silly/little mistake?
2) How many Verbal questions did you get wrong because you 'narrowed it down to 2 choices and "guessed" wrong'?

These are likely two of the big 'issues' that you're facing. By focusing on (and fixing) these areas, you will likely see the score improvement that you're looking for. With an April 5th Test Date, you have a few weeks of additional study time remaining. You should plan to take up to 3 more CATs during that time and spend the rest of your time working on practicing problems, review, etc.

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Rich

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