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23 Nov 2021, 23:42
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Hello all,
So I have my GMAT retake coming up in the next 5 days. I used the official mocks (1-5) for my first attempt and all I had now is the option of repeating those mock tests, barring mock 6 (I hopefully saved it up for GMAT retake)
GMAT 1st attempt : 650
Here's summary of my scores ever since -
GMAT1 - 700 (Repeat)
GMAT2 - 750 (Repeat)
GMAT4 - 660 (Repeat)
GMAT6 - 680 (New)
GMAT5 - 770 (Repeat)
There was at least a months gap when I gave these mocks for the first time and Even though all questions were not repeated in these mocks, I'm still unsure as to what my level currently is. I aim for a 720 in the GMAT retake.
Please advise.
So I have my GMAT retake coming up in the next 5 days. I used the official mocks (1-5) for my first attempt and all I had now is the option of repeating those mock tests, barring mock 6 (I hopefully saved it up for GMAT retake)
GMAT 1st attempt : 650
Here's summary of my scores ever since -
GMAT1 - 700 (Repeat)
GMAT2 - 750 (Repeat)
GMAT4 - 660 (Repeat)
GMAT6 - 680 (New)
GMAT5 - 770 (Repeat)
There was at least a months gap when I gave these mocks for the first time and Even though all questions were not repeated in these mocks, I'm still unsure as to what my level currently is. I aim for a 720 in the GMAT retake.
Please advise.
23 Nov 2021, 23:59
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Hi srbh95.
Even seeing a few repeated questions in a practice test can result in a significantly inflated score because not only do you more easily get those questions correct, even if you don't recall the answers exactly, but also the presence of repeated questions results in the entire test experience being less stressful than it would otherwise be. In fact, scores on repeated tests can be inflated by 80 points or more.
So, your scores on the repeated tests are likely somewhat inflated.
Accordingly, your best indicator of your current level is the score on the new test, 680.
That said, the 680 score is just one data point. So, if you are super careful and intense on test day and have a good session, you may hit your score goal.
Even seeing a few repeated questions in a practice test can result in a significantly inflated score because not only do you more easily get those questions correct, even if you don't recall the answers exactly, but also the presence of repeated questions results in the entire test experience being less stressful than it would otherwise be. In fact, scores on repeated tests can be inflated by 80 points or more.
So, your scores on the repeated tests are likely somewhat inflated.
Accordingly, your best indicator of your current level is the score on the new test, 680.
That said, the 680 score is just one data point. So, if you are super careful and intense on test day and have a good session, you may hit your score goal.
24 Nov 2021, 02:00
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MartyTargetTestPrep
Thanks Marty - That makes sense to me and Yes The sessions were indeed less stressful. I however hope to replicate that on the test day.
