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25 Feb 2025, 01:15
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Hi,
I have been preparing for the GMAT Focus for the past few months and have been giving mocks for about 2 weeks now.
I can see that my score on the official mock is higher than those taken on other websites. I have taken the official practice exam 1 twice and didn't see any overlap in the questions.
So my question is that how many times can I take the 2 official tests so I can get a better understanding of my score? And is taking official test 1 four times the same as taking tests 1 and 2, two times each?
PS: I can't buy the additional mocks because I'm quite low on my budget.
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I have been preparing for the GMAT Focus for the past few months and have been giving mocks for about 2 weeks now.
I can see that my score on the official mock is higher than those taken on other websites. I have taken the official practice exam 1 twice and didn't see any overlap in the questions.
So my question is that how many times can I take the 2 official tests so I can get a better understanding of my score? And is taking official test 1 four times the same as taking tests 1 and 2, two times each?
PS: I can't buy the additional mocks because I'm quite low on my budget.
bb
25 Feb 2025, 02:17
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Official Practice Exams 1 & 2 share the same question pool. The answer for your last question is YES. Taking Exam 1 four times is same as taking 1 & 2 two times each.
I wouldn't suggest taking Official Practice Exams more than 4 times. Even in your 3rd & 4th attempt you may get 20% to 30% repeat questions in each section. But that's okay. After 4 attempts, you will get most of the questions repeated, which might inflate your score much.
The difficulty level of questions, especially in quants, is higher in other mock exams like GMAT club tests and Experts Global. That might be the reason for lower scores in other mocks.
I strongly recommend you to purchase Official Practice Exams 3 to 6. Each purchased exam will give you two attempts so totally 12 mock exams, which reflects the real GMAT questions experience. No other mock exams can give you the same experience, though their higher difficulty levels are a good practice. If you are tight on budget, you can purchase Exams 3 & 4 for $60. This might even save you another GMAT attempt which is $275, if you utilize is efficiently.
I wouldn't suggest taking Official Practice Exams more than 4 times. Even in your 3rd & 4th attempt you may get 20% to 30% repeat questions in each section. But that's okay. After 4 attempts, you will get most of the questions repeated, which might inflate your score much.
The difficulty level of questions, especially in quants, is higher in other mock exams like GMAT club tests and Experts Global. That might be the reason for lower scores in other mocks.
I strongly recommend you to purchase Official Practice Exams 3 to 6. Each purchased exam will give you two attempts so totally 12 mock exams, which reflects the real GMAT questions experience. No other mock exams can give you the same experience, though their higher difficulty levels are a good practice. If you are tight on budget, you can purchase Exams 3 & 4 for $60. This might even save you another GMAT attempt which is $275, if you utilize is efficiently.
25 Feb 2025, 05:45
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Hey! Thanks for your advice.
But I read somewhere that the question pool for exams 3-6 is much smaller than that for exams 1-2. So wouldn't retaking exams 3-4 even once result in the questions being repeated, which will result in an inflated score?
