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I just took my GMATPrep2 last night and didn't score too well. I have my exam tomorrow. Can I take the test again? I did decent on the math, got a 42, but I know I can do better. Verbal I completely tanked because half way through I freaked out about the time. I got about 8 of the last 15 wrong because of it.
So I want to give it another try today but I am worried that I will get many of the same problems, specially for Quant. I know I can score in the high 40s but I don't want to get the same questions or else it will be inaccurate.
Is it worth taking again? I really want to do another test today since my test is tomorrow!
So I want to give it another try today but I am worried that I will get many of the same problems, specially for Quant. I know I can score in the high 40s but I don't want to get the same questions or else it will be inaccurate.
Is it worth taking again? I really want to do another test today since my test is tomorrow!
09 Jul 2007, 06:05
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Method 1: after test, GMAT Prep will ask you whether saves your score for future usage. Click "no", then you can have a new test.
Method 2: find the recent files created by GMAT Prep(using windows OS "find" function-- for example, if you did the test on Jul,8th, then find all the files in GMAT Prep folder created on Jul, 8th--usually there would be four or five files.), delete them, and then get chance for new test.
Method 3: reinstall GMAT prep.
Method 1 is recommended; Method 3 costs time; Method 2 has risk that at first time you may delete wrong files, so good luck.
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