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Hello everyone, thanks for all the advice in the forum which has helped me a lot.
I've been studying for the GFE for nearly 4 months. I recently hit a plateau of 645 in my MOC tests. My DI/V/Q scores are inconsistent, with no particular section dragging me down (I will score high on quant and low on DI on one test, then lower on the DI with high verbal on another).
I scored significantly lower on the actual test (due to jadedness), but am gearing up to take it again. I now have 10 days to improve my score and am trying to figure out the best way to do it.
Would appreciate any advice!
Thanks.
I've been studying for the GFE for nearly 4 months. I recently hit a plateau of 645 in my MOC tests. My DI/V/Q scores are inconsistent, with no particular section dragging me down (I will score high on quant and low on DI on one test, then lower on the DI with high verbal on another).
I scored significantly lower on the actual test (due to jadedness), but am gearing up to take it again. I now have 10 days to improve my score and am trying to figure out the best way to do it.
Would appreciate any advice!
Thanks.
06 Jan 2024, 15:03
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Seeing whether there are any specific types of questions you find slippery could be helpful. You could also check out The Share GMAT Experience subforum. You could read what others have done/used to successfully improve their scores.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
How to score high on the GMAT. Why solving approach is important.
07 Jan 2024, 21:14
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With 10days to go
ua score can deviate max +-10 points
just be confident & try to maintain the consistency
all the best for ua exams
ua score can deviate max +-10 points
just be confident & try to maintain the consistency
all the best for ua exams
