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20 Mar 2011, 09:42
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Took my gmat the second time yesterday after 2 months of intense practice. in my sample tests - Manhattan GMAT and PowerPrep i was consistently hitting 700-750.
The highest i hit in verbal was 45 and the lowest was 38.
Yesterday i felt my quant go very well. I took a break after quant, came back and told myself i can do this. Everything seemed to go well. i didnt get the feeling that i was not doing the test well.
I had 4 RC, i know i got 2 of them almost completely right- or so it seemed. One was in the last 10 questions so it could have gone either way. When i submitted my score i was agahst to see 31 , 58 percentile on verbal. quant was 48 for a total of 650. 10 less than last time. I couldnt believe my eyes.
My MGMAT verbal raw scores in the order i took the tests (44, 37,38,40,43,45) Powerprep (38,39)
In my last powerprep i had 6 mistakes and yet only 39. All in all this has been the most disappointing day in my life.
I have applied to R4 at Haas and was hoping to report stellar scores.
A third retake doesnt sound too promising. What do you think i should do now? I would like to hear your suggestions.
The highest i hit in verbal was 45 and the lowest was 38.
Yesterday i felt my quant go very well. I took a break after quant, came back and told myself i can do this. Everything seemed to go well. i didnt get the feeling that i was not doing the test well.
I had 4 RC, i know i got 2 of them almost completely right- or so it seemed. One was in the last 10 questions so it could have gone either way. When i submitted my score i was agahst to see 31 , 58 percentile on verbal. quant was 48 for a total of 650. 10 less than last time. I couldnt believe my eyes.
My MGMAT verbal raw scores in the order i took the tests (44, 37,38,40,43,45) Powerprep (38,39)
In my last powerprep i had 6 mistakes and yet only 39. All in all this has been the most disappointing day in my life.
I have applied to R4 at Haas and was hoping to report stellar scores.
A third retake doesnt sound too promising. What do you think i should do now? I would like to hear your suggestions.
20 Mar 2011, 10:36
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I'm sorry to hear about the drop in your verbal score man!
About the retake - I think you should go for it. But before you start preparing for your next attempt, take a few days off to refresh your mind buddy.
About the retake - I think you should go for it. But before you start preparing for your next attempt, take a few days off to refresh your mind buddy.
20 Mar 2011, 20:19
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Took my gmat the second time yesterday after 2 months of intense practice. in my sample tests - Manhattan GMAT and PowerPrep i was consistently hitting 700-750.
The highest i hit in verbal was 45 and the lowest was 38.
Yesterday i felt my quant go very well. I took a break after quant, came back and told myself i can do this. Everything seemed to go well. i didnt get the feeling that i was not doing the test well.
I had 4 RC, i know i got 2 of them almost completely right- or so it seemed. One was in the last 10 questions so it could have gone either way. When i submitted my score i was agahst to see 31 , 58 percentile on verbal. quant was 48 for a total of 650. 10 less than last time. I couldnt believe my eyes.
My MGMAT verbal raw scores in the order i took the tests (44, 37,38,40,43,45) Powerprep (38,39)
In my last powerprep i had 6 mistakes and yet only 39. All in all this has been the most disappointing day in my life.
I have applied to R4 at Haas and was hoping to report stellar scores.
A third retake doesnt sound too promising. What do you think i should do now? I would like to hear your suggestions.
The highest i hit in verbal was 45 and the lowest was 38.
Yesterday i felt my quant go very well. I took a break after quant, came back and told myself i can do this. Everything seemed to go well. i didnt get the feeling that i was not doing the test well.
I had 4 RC, i know i got 2 of them almost completely right- or so it seemed. One was in the last 10 questions so it could have gone either way. When i submitted my score i was agahst to see 31 , 58 percentile on verbal. quant was 48 for a total of 650. 10 less than last time. I couldnt believe my eyes.
My MGMAT verbal raw scores in the order i took the tests (44, 37,38,40,43,45) Powerprep (38,39)
In my last powerprep i had 6 mistakes and yet only 39. All in all this has been the most disappointing day in my life.
I have applied to R4 at Haas and was hoping to report stellar scores.
A third retake doesnt sound too promising. What do you think i should do now? I would like to hear your suggestions.
Sorry to hear about verbal. I am sure you just had an off day.
What materials did you use for the quant section? Your score seems solid there.
