chiplesschap wrote:
I don't know if this is the right forum, but any words of encouragement/support is appreciated.
Scored a shocking 365 in free mock1 (72DI,70Q,62V) without much prep although been lurking around GMATclub for 4 months.
Also scored 470 on the classic GMAT mock 5 months back.
I've been a good student but the 15 year break from academics has rendered my quant/verbal skills useless.
My confidence has been shaken but willing to put in the grind to get a decent score. Would anybody be kind enough to guide on the way forward.
Long procastinating signing up for a test prep course, but haven't got around to it yet. Which one would you recommend given my background?
Once again apologies if this is the wrong thread, would be greatful to be pointed to the right place.
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Hi Chiplesschap,
Don't be motivated as we have all been there!
I would really recommend starting with your prep as soon as you can. Regarding what course to go with, I suggest you try the available options and see what best suits you. Before proceeding with your next mock, I would really suggest brushing and revising your basics so that you go in with some preparation.
Yes, please save some of your official mocks till when you are better prepared and closer to your actual test date.
It's important to start somewhere for you, at this point. The procrastination cycle may be too long and you don't want to just get stuck. Take one step by starting with researching on course options for you that may be fit for you as per your preparation.