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28 Jan 2020, 09:52
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Hello everyone!
I'm writing to you, since in the last few days I've been taking a couple of CAT's and I really need some guidance!
I'm going to take the GMAT next Monday, but I've no clue about what I'm capable of.
The results from my last Mocks have been, to say the least, VOLATILE.
This is my path:
11th November - Official GMAT - 620 (Q49, V29)
15th January - Manhattan Mock - 700 (Q46, V40)
21th January - Manhattan Mock - 620 (Q39, V36)
27th January (Yesterday) - Official Mock (Mba.com) - 760 (Q50, V42)
28th January (Today) - Manhattan Mock - 620 (Q39, V36)
In the meanwhile, I've been taking some GMATClub Quant Tests
21st January - Q35
22nd January - Q49
24th January - Q46
26th January - Q49
27th January - Q47
Any advices? I'd be really appreciated
I'm writing to you, since in the last few days I've been taking a couple of CAT's and I really need some guidance!
I'm going to take the GMAT next Monday, but I've no clue about what I'm capable of.
The results from my last Mocks have been, to say the least, VOLATILE.
This is my path:
11th November - Official GMAT - 620 (Q49, V29)
15th January - Manhattan Mock - 700 (Q46, V40)
21th January - Manhattan Mock - 620 (Q39, V36)
27th January (Yesterday) - Official Mock (Mba.com) - 760 (Q50, V42)
28th January (Today) - Manhattan Mock - 620 (Q39, V36)
In the meanwhile, I've been taking some GMATClub Quant Tests
21st January - Q35
22nd January - Q49
24th January - Q46
26th January - Q49
27th January - Q47
Any advices? I'd be really appreciated
28 Jan 2020, 20:56
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PTD1995
Hi PTD1995,
That 760 is just amazing.
Did you see any questions on that test that you were already familiar with, or was that test "fresh"? That said, it may be a good idea to ease up somewhat on the testing. Taking too many tests this close to your exam may be counterproductive.
29 Jan 2020, 05:19
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AjiteshArun
Hello AjiteshArun
Thank you for the reply!
I think there was one verbal question I saw before. However, I didn't completely recalled the answer but, honestly, I remember that I had a feeling of the right answer.
Why do you think that testing too much may be counterproductive. I felt that testing would be the best way to get questions of "my" difficulty level and try to have some last-minute improvements. How about the GMAT Club tests? Do you think it's fine to proceed with doing one every day?
