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Looking for the forum’s input. I scored 755, 715, 735 on official practice exams 1, 3, and 4. Verbal 88-90, quant 84-86, DI around 85.
Took the actual test today and scored 675; shooting for 705+ which I thought was realistic. Verbal dropped to 86 and quant to 81; DI was slightly above average for me.
Two significant areas of dropoff. Quant has been the area I’ve worked on the most. Verbal I’ve always gotten max 3 questions wrong and been in the 99th percentile.
I’m going to retake; my question is do I need to reset and prepare significantly more or shoul I take the test again fairly soon and attribute this as an outlier and to some (subconscious) test anxiety.
No timing issues or test anxiety that I felt. Questions didn’t seem harder. I was surprised by my score
Took the actual test today and scored 675; shooting for 705+ which I thought was realistic. Verbal dropped to 86 and quant to 81; DI was slightly above average for me.
Two significant areas of dropoff. Quant has been the area I’ve worked on the most. Verbal I’ve always gotten max 3 questions wrong and been in the 99th percentile.
I’m going to retake; my question is do I need to reset and prepare significantly more or shoul I take the test again fairly soon and attribute this as an outlier and to some (subconscious) test anxiety.
No timing issues or test anxiety that I felt. Questions didn’t seem harder. I was surprised by my score
