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19 Mar 2023, 07:44
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Hi all,
As the title says, I have scored well in my official mocks, and would like to know when I should book the GMAT exam.
For reference, here are my official GMAT mock scores thus far:
Mock 1: 600(taken under proper test conditions)
Mock 2: 700(taken under proper test conditions)
Mock 3: 610(I want to disregard this score as I had tried taking the mock under test conditions, but there were multiple distractions that day and I was unable to concentrate. I also felt rushed to do the exam so my mind wasn't in the right place).
Mock 4: 720(taken today(3/19/2023), and under proper test conditions)
If we discard M3, I did quite well in M2 and M4, and am confident that I can replicate the same performance in the actual mock. I have read on other posts that most people take their exam by 1 week after they finish their final mock, but I personally don't want to do this as I would feel like i'm being rushed to take the exam. I would prefer taking the exam in about 2 weeks time as I feel it would give me ample time to practice a few more questions and go through my notes and error log thoroughly. The 2 weeks would also give me time to "cool down" and mentally prepare myself for the exam(which I did for my mocks between M3 and M4).
Hence, should I take the exam in 1 weeks time as everyone else does or do what I feel would work for me?
Thank you all in advance for your suggestions!
-balthazar98
As the title says, I have scored well in my official mocks, and would like to know when I should book the GMAT exam.
For reference, here are my official GMAT mock scores thus far:
Mock 1: 600(taken under proper test conditions)
Mock 2: 700(taken under proper test conditions)
Mock 3: 610(I want to disregard this score as I had tried taking the mock under test conditions, but there were multiple distractions that day and I was unable to concentrate. I also felt rushed to do the exam so my mind wasn't in the right place).
Mock 4: 720(taken today(3/19/2023), and under proper test conditions)
If we discard M3, I did quite well in M2 and M4, and am confident that I can replicate the same performance in the actual mock. I have read on other posts that most people take their exam by 1 week after they finish their final mock, but I personally don't want to do this as I would feel like i'm being rushed to take the exam. I would prefer taking the exam in about 2 weeks time as I feel it would give me ample time to practice a few more questions and go through my notes and error log thoroughly. The 2 weeks would also give me time to "cool down" and mentally prepare myself for the exam(which I did for my mocks between M3 and M4).
Hence, should I take the exam in 1 weeks time as everyone else does or do what I feel would work for me?
Thank you all in advance for your suggestions!
-balthazar98
Updated on: 19 Mar 2023, 15:14
Originally posted by GmatKnightTutor on 19 Mar 2023, 08:34.
Last edited by GmatKnightTutor on 19 Mar 2023, 15:14, edited 1 time in total.
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Fair to say two consecutive fresh Official mocks that hit your target score is a positive sign you'll do something similar on an actual exam. If you feel Mock 3 was affected by external issues, that may be an exception.
As to when to book your actual exam, all things being equal, there may not be a huge difference between taking your exam a week or two weeks from now. Try to pick a date/time you feel most suited for taking it. Had a night owl student, for example, who took at least one of their two Online attempts around 7:30 pm, for example.
All the best on your exam.
As to when to book your actual exam, all things being equal, there may not be a huge difference between taking your exam a week or two weeks from now. Try to pick a date/time you feel most suited for taking it. Had a night owl student, for example, who took at least one of their two Online attempts around 7:30 pm, for example.
All the best on your exam.
19 Mar 2023, 14:22
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Hi balthazar98.
You two-week plan sounds great, particularly if it makes sense to you that it would work for you personally.
So, I think you should go with it.
I'll add that warming up for the test on test day by doing a few practice questions before you take it can help you get into game mode before you begin the test.
You two-week plan sounds great, particularly if it makes sense to you that it would work for you personally.
So, I think you should go with it.
I'll add that warming up for the test on test day by doing a few practice questions before you take it can help you get into game mode before you begin the test.
