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I got 6 wrong and missed 2 questions at the end.
See now this is useful information. With the first question incorrect, and essentially the last 5 incorrect in a row (with 2 that you missed, which really pulls down the score), that 75 doesn't look that surprising anymore.
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Would you have any comments on the difficult of Quant in the test VS the difficult of the practice bundle and practice paper questions
Ha, this has been the case all the time. Even on GMAT Classic, a lot of people used to find the actual test more difficult than the practice tests. Do I think that's actually the case? Not really. It's an adaptive test after all, so how does one even judge that?
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Regarding missing two questions - never happened before. During my prep/practice tests, I have always gotten done with DI with 5+ minutes to spare.
This isn't as surprising as you think. On test day, everything usually looks more difficult than it is. For obvious reasons - nerves, pressure, the works. Plus, you know this is the day that really matters, so there's a tendency to solve everything as much as possible and recheck everything, just to make sure that there aren't any silly mistakes. This can often lead to people taking more time on the actual test than on practice tests, where you know you'll get a second chance.
So definitely get more practice in on DS. And make sure you are doing some pre solving, as I said earlier. PM me if you want some difficult DS sets from the Classic version (DS used to be a lot more difficult then). It won't be a bad idea to prep at a slightly higher difficulty level for your retake, so that whatever you encounter on test day will look a lot more manageable.