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19 Mar 2023, 22:33
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Just came out of the exam room and got 480 for my GMAT
Q: 29 - 11 percentiles
V: 29 - 49 percentiles
IR: 5
Context: I have been studying GMAT for only the last 3 days. Haven’t studied anything since I graduated 2-3 years ago. But I hope I could do better. This is so low I feel like I’m not smart enough to get to the top schools
Heard that even a 100 score improvement is really hard. Will I ever acheive my goal at 730 or more? Or should I just give up and find something realistic to do with my life
Please help
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Q: 29 - 11 percentiles
V: 29 - 49 percentiles
IR: 5
Context: I have been studying GMAT for only the last 3 days. Haven’t studied anything since I graduated 2-3 years ago. But I hope I could do better. This is so low I feel like I’m not smart enough to get to the top schools
Heard that even a 100 score improvement is really hard. Will I ever acheive my goal at 730 or more? Or should I just give up and find something realistic to do with my life
Please help
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19 Mar 2023, 23:13
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Hi theplagdude.
You are almost at 500. Many people start from where you are, or lower, and score 700+ on the GMAT. Doing so is just a matter of taking one positive, effective step at a time to, basically, drive your score up point by point.
So, you can be confident that you can achieve your 730+ GMAT score goal, as long as you prepare effectively.
The key word there is "effectively." If you do things that aren't particularly effective, such as simply answering hundreds of random practice questions, you'll have trouble achieving your score goal, and you may feel that the reason you're having trouble reaching your score goal is something about you. However, it wouldn't be. It would be just that your approaches to preparing weren't effective.
On the other hand, if you prepare effectively, you'll get great results.
To learn how to prepare effectively for the Quant and Verbal sections of the GMAT, see these posts.
How to Increase Your GMAT Quant Score: Top 25 Tips
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
You are almost at 500. Many people start from where you are, or lower, and score 700+ on the GMAT. Doing so is just a matter of taking one positive, effective step at a time to, basically, drive your score up point by point.
So, you can be confident that you can achieve your 730+ GMAT score goal, as long as you prepare effectively.
The key word there is "effectively." If you do things that aren't particularly effective, such as simply answering hundreds of random practice questions, you'll have trouble achieving your score goal, and you may feel that the reason you're having trouble reaching your score goal is something about you. However, it wouldn't be. It would be just that your approaches to preparing weren't effective.
On the other hand, if you prepare effectively, you'll get great results.
To learn how to prepare effectively for the Quant and Verbal sections of the GMAT, see these posts.
How to Increase Your GMAT Quant Score: Top 25 Tips
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
20 Mar 2023, 00:55
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IR score is excellent. Strangely Q & V scores are low !!
Will advise to use Forum Quiz to solve topic-wise questions. The Question Bank on Forum Quiz is nicely stacked into Easy, Medium and Hard difficulty levels across the sub-topics for all parts of the GMAT Exam.
All the Best.
Will advise to use Forum Quiz to solve topic-wise questions. The Question Bank on Forum Quiz is nicely stacked into Easy, Medium and Hard difficulty levels across the sub-topics for all parts of the GMAT Exam.
All the Best.
Don't lose hope 
