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12 Aug 2020, 04:20
Kudos
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Hello all,
I am planning to take the GMAT in a week or two. I just took the last of my purchased mocks today and my score was really low. This has lowered my confidence and is making me question whether I am ready to take the exam. It would be great if I can get some suggestions/guidance as to what to do next.
I had purchased Expert's Global mocks (which were really good), and these are my scores from the mocks:
Test 2: 600 | Test 3: 690 | Test 4: 710 | Test 5: 750
Test 6: 680 | Test 7: 680 | Test 8: 700 | Test 9: 710
Because of classes online, I had taken a break from GMAT and started again after a month's gap
Test 10: 650 | Test 11: 690 | Test 12: 700 | Test 13: 740 | Test 14: 700 | Test 15: 610
The last mock went horribly, and I had gotten really anxious while taking the mock and the questions were not registering. My confidence has gone down and I am overthinking a lot. I took the free GMAT Official mocks around 3-4 months back and I didn't remember the questions as such. So I decided to take the mock again (after writing EG Test 15) and scored a 770. Although this score is really good, I can't help but think that I may have scored this well because I have taken this mock before.
Can someone please provide some guidance as I am really confused as to whether I am ready to take the exam.
Thank you so much!!
I am planning to take the GMAT in a week or two. I just took the last of my purchased mocks today and my score was really low. This has lowered my confidence and is making me question whether I am ready to take the exam. It would be great if I can get some suggestions/guidance as to what to do next.
I had purchased Expert's Global mocks (which were really good), and these are my scores from the mocks:
Test 2: 600 | Test 3: 690 | Test 4: 710 | Test 5: 750
Test 6: 680 | Test 7: 680 | Test 8: 700 | Test 9: 710
Because of classes online, I had taken a break from GMAT and started again after a month's gap
Test 10: 650 | Test 11: 690 | Test 12: 700 | Test 13: 740 | Test 14: 700 | Test 15: 610
The last mock went horribly, and I had gotten really anxious while taking the mock and the questions were not registering. My confidence has gone down and I am overthinking a lot. I took the free GMAT Official mocks around 3-4 months back and I didn't remember the questions as such. So I decided to take the mock again (after writing EG Test 15) and scored a 770. Although this score is really good, I can't help but think that I may have scored this well because I have taken this mock before.
Can someone please provide some guidance as I am really confused as to whether I am ready to take the exam.
Thank you so much!!
12 Aug 2020, 12:32
Kudos
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You should buy two more official practice tests and take one to see where you really stand.
If you start to become anxious and to lose focus when you are taking that practice test or the actual GMAT, just get busy working on the question in front of you. You can make yourself too busy answering questions to be anxious.
For some more ideas on reducing and handling test related anxiety, you could read this post.
How to Eliminate GMAT Test-Day Anxiety
If you start to become anxious and to lose focus when you are taking that practice test or the actual GMAT, just get busy working on the question in front of you. You can make yourself too busy answering questions to be anxious.
For some more ideas on reducing and handling test related anxiety, you could read this post.
How to Eliminate GMAT Test-Day Anxiety
