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04 Jul 2020, 03:13
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Hi All
Hope you are doing well.
First of all, huge thanks to GMAT Club for free access to GMAT Club Tests.
No surprise, I jumped in and took one (first quant test).
I really loved the test. Thank you again to the creators of GMAT Club!!!
What I hated was the score that poped up. Q34!!! Like really?
People get upgraded and here I am degraded to Q34 from Q46, just 2 weeks back (from GMAT official mock, and I know Gmatclub test us harder but also...Q34!).
Dear GMAT Conqurers, please provide some lights of motivation. I am quite anxious now, given my verbal score was V18 in the last test.
I dont want to quit.
Thank you!
Best Regards
Mck2023
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Hope you are doing well.
First of all, huge thanks to GMAT Club for free access to GMAT Club Tests.
No surprise, I jumped in and took one (first quant test).
I really loved the test. Thank you again to the creators of GMAT Club!!!
What I hated was the score that poped up. Q34!!! Like really?
People get upgraded and here I am degraded to Q34 from Q46, just 2 weeks back (from GMAT official mock, and I know Gmatclub test us harder but also...Q34!).
Dear GMAT Conqurers, please provide some lights of motivation. I am quite anxious now, given my verbal score was V18 in the last test.
I dont want to quit.
Thank you!
Best Regards
Mck2023
Posted from my mobile device
04 Jul 2020, 08:05
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Mck2023 - No denying that the questions in GMAT Club Test Center are extremely similar to the ones on GMAT Prep and real-GMAT. Now that you realize what GMAT Test Center has to offer, I highly encourage you to purchase a subscription to make some serious improvement in your GMAT score. To answer your query, I would say it is increasing to know what went right or wrong, using just one section practice test result.
04 Jul 2020, 15:07
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Hi Mck2023,
Since you've taken just once practice CAT so far (approximately 2.5 weeks ago), you would likely find it more worthwhile to take another FULL-LENGTH CAT (under realistic testing conditions) - so that you can compare a full performance to another full performance. Based on your initial CAT Score, I think that you understand that you'll need at least another 3 months of consistent, guided study before you can get to the point that you can consistently score 720+, so you shouldn't even be considering quitting after just 2 weeks and a sectional test result. Once you have your next CAT Score, you should post back here and we can discuss the results and how you might adjust your studies going forward.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
Since you've taken just once practice CAT so far (approximately 2.5 weeks ago), you would likely find it more worthwhile to take another FULL-LENGTH CAT (under realistic testing conditions) - so that you can compare a full performance to another full performance. Based on your initial CAT Score, I think that you understand that you'll need at least another 3 months of consistent, guided study before you can get to the point that you can consistently score 720+, so you shouldn't even be considering quitting after just 2 weeks and a sectional test result. Once you have your next CAT Score, you should post back here and we can discuss the results and how you might adjust your studies going forward.
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
