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If I'm reading this correctly, it looks like you took two practice tests in one day, then did another one the next day, the day before your official test! Not a great idea - mental fatigue probably explains a lot of your score drop (especially if it was the second test that was weaker). So anybody else who's reading this, I recommend against doing that :) For you, you've already done it, so I just recommend relaxing for the rest of the day (and before your test tomorrow). Don't study any more and definitely don't do another practice test. Take it easy - your ability level is what it is now, and all you can do is go into the test as well-rested and calm as possible.
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Agreed - if you do take practice tests - ideally no more than one the day before. What's more important is review in the last two days. Don't underestimate the psychological elements of the test - it's a marathon. You might be running a marathon right after doing several sprints back to back.

Here's an article on GMAT psychology talking about these points and more: https://www.gmatpill.com/gmat-psychology ... trategies/
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I will take GMAT tomorrow, but please see my score variation.

It ranges from 400 to 700
And I am really not sure whether I can meet my target score (630)
My score depends on my condition and confidence.

Is there anyone who has big fluctuation like me ? Please give me any advice. Or how to control your mind yourself....
I'd normally advise you to focus more on the scores obtained before a reset, but this is more just to wish you good luck.
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Hi kwonjessy,

How did your Official GMAT go? I imagine that I'm not the only one who's curious about the outcome (especially based on what you described in your original post).

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If I'm reading this correctly, it looks like you took two practice tests in one day, then did another one the next day, the day before your official test! Not a great idea - mental fatigue probably explains a lot of your score drop (especially if it was the second test that was weaker). So anybody else who's reading this, I recommend against doing that :) For you, you've already done it, so I just recommend relaxing for the rest of the day (and before your test tomorrow). Don't study any more and definitely don't do another practice test. Take it easy - your ability level is what it is now, and all you can do is go into the test as well-rested and calm as possible.
Great advice ..am relaxing and revising concepts for the last three days. Test tomorrow!! Didn't attempt any test or GMAT club questions in last 3 days. It does take a toll if we are all charged up till the day before exam.

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