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11 Apr 2019, 14:11
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I had given GMAT an year back and scored 740.
Recently I started studying again as I want a score of 760 atleast.
After studying for 2 months, I gave 4 GMAT official mock tests and scored a perfect 760 on each with 44-46 in verbal.
I had given the tests perfectly with gmat like conditions. But on the day of exam, I scored a 710 with 36 in verbal.
I would really like some opinions about why that might have happened.
Also, I am planning to give the exam again in 15 days as I have prepared really hard already and would like some source book suggestions for Verbal section for my final 15 days; need advance questions. Any help would be appreciated.
Recently I started studying again as I want a score of 760 atleast.
After studying for 2 months, I gave 4 GMAT official mock tests and scored a perfect 760 on each with 44-46 in verbal.
I had given the tests perfectly with gmat like conditions. But on the day of exam, I scored a 710 with 36 in verbal.
I would really like some opinions about why that might have happened.
Also, I am planning to give the exam again in 15 days as I have prepared really hard already and would like some source book suggestions for Verbal section for my final 15 days; need advance questions. Any help would be appreciated.
11 Apr 2019, 22:47
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I'm quite sure that you are capable of getting a 760 (740 is 97% and 760 is 99%). I'd check to see whether you were already familiar with the questions you saw on your GMATPreps (you must have taken those tests last year). As for advice, I'm not sure whether you need any general advice. Generally students with the type of score that you have spend their time working on removing any small weaknesses that remain. That is probably what you need to be working on as well (get an ESR for this attempt if you it'll help).
Also, keep in mind that the very fact that 740 and 760 are so close means that your GMAT score is unlikely to be the reason for whatever it is that is driving you to take the exam again. Take the exam again if you want, but keep in mind that there are probably more important things you could be doing right now to bolster your application.
12 Apr 2019, 04:24
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I really want to get a 99%. Can you please suggest some books I can practice verbal with which have advance questions?
And No..I wasn't familiar with the questions on gmat prep.
And No..I wasn't familiar with the questions on gmat prep.
