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After 3 months of studying, I failed the Gmat with a 410. My first practice exam (with no prep or studying) came back as a 510, and the two practice exams I wrote within 2 weeks of the real exam were 610 and 640, so I don't understand how I did so poorly. If anything I thought I had made some great improvements over the last 3 months.
I went in confident, hoping to get 600+. I didn't find any sections particularly challenging, and I didn't miss any questions, so I'm incredibly confused. I've been using the official books, practice exams and I even got a tutor, so I felt well prepared going in. I'm not sure how to regain my confidence, as my success with the practice exams obviously didn't translate to the actual exam. Should I retake the exam in 16 days, while the material is still fresh, or should I push it another month or 2, so I can study more? In terms of studying more, I'm not sure where to start. I was in disbelief when I saw my score of 410, I cancelled it on the spot, and I can't recall my section scores.
I went in confident, hoping to get 600+. I didn't find any sections particularly challenging, and I didn't miss any questions, so I'm incredibly confused. I've been using the official books, practice exams and I even got a tutor, so I felt well prepared going in. I'm not sure how to regain my confidence, as my success with the practice exams obviously didn't translate to the actual exam. Should I retake the exam in 16 days, while the material is still fresh, or should I push it another month or 2, so I can study more? In terms of studying more, I'm not sure where to start. I was in disbelief when I saw my score of 410, I cancelled it on the spot, and I can't recall my section scores.
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The ESR may provide some helpful insight. If you share it here (after wiping any personal info), people may provide some specific suggestions as well. If time management was an issue, consider using question/time markers. Fair to say including/taking some more Official-Mocks would be a solid choice before your next attempt.
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Practice from right sources and give mocks from official, GC ..
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