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There is no reason to be demotivated.
With a 615, you're almost there. Just a couple of marks (scaled score) more in each section would catapult you to a 650+ score, which would make you competitive for almost all b-schools globally.
Good luck!
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What do you all feel about the scoring in gmat club mocks full length test post the enhanced section feature and how do we benchmarking the same with main test?
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I would like to add to this. So I was scoring around 655-695 in Gmat Club and E.global mocks till April 21, and scored a 695 on official mock 2 on 12th April. After this I took a 3 week break from my preps for work. When I came back I scored 635 in my first gmat club mock on enhanced algo (I was disheartened thinking that I lost my momentum) and then got 635 and 645 on next two gmat club mocks (Over the next 2 weekends). I did not appear for any E global mocks as I had exhausted all 15 of those. So then I took official mock 1 again to check where I stand officially (This was my 2nd attempt at official mock 1 so the score seemed inflated to me) I scored a 735. Then when I appeared for Official mock 3, as this was a new mock for me, to understand the gap between Gmat club and Official mocks, I got a 685. My scores earlier were consistent, I am seeing a lot of fluctuations now. What do you all think?
