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04 Dec 2022, 09:15
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Hi everyone
I have my GMAT exam in 4 days. I have used 1,2,5 and 6 official mocks. I want to give few more mocks so I was thinking to reset these mocks.
I gave mock 1 and 2 somewhere in September and 5 and 6 just last week.
So can anyone please suggest me if resetting these mocks worth it or should I give GMATClub mocks instead?
Thanks in advance
I have my GMAT exam in 4 days. I have used 1,2,5 and 6 official mocks. I want to give few more mocks so I was thinking to reset these mocks.
I gave mock 1 and 2 somewhere in September and 5 and 6 just last week.
So can anyone please suggest me if resetting these mocks worth it or should I give GMATClub mocks instead?
Thanks in advance
04 Dec 2022, 09:51
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BansalT
I have done so in the past. If you haven't thoroughly reviewed them, then it may be good practice to just get a feel of timing/the "experience".
However, with four days before your exam, I would recommend relaxing and just lightly reviewing material. Taking another exam this close will likely not be too helpful in terms of causing fatigue/may stress you out more so if you see a bad score.
If you retake the GMAT though, then it definitely is not a bad option/I would recommend thoroughly reviewing the old exams afterwards. Best of luck... you got this!
04 Dec 2022, 15:19
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Hi BansalT.
Generally, when you reset an official practice test and take it a second time, you see some repeated questions. As a result, people's scores on retaken official practice tests are often inflated, and the experiences they have on the tests aren't quite representative of the GMAT experience because the stress is lower.
However, the first two official practice tests have a large question bank. So, in retaking those two, you won't see many repeated questions, at least on the first retake. Thus, retaking the first two practice tests is worthwhile.
Even retaking the other four can be somewhat worthwhile, particularly if you got a very low score the first time and thus will see new questions if you're scoring higher. However, retakes of the other four aren't great.
Generally, when you reset an official practice test and take it a second time, you see some repeated questions. As a result, people's scores on retaken official practice tests are often inflated, and the experiences they have on the tests aren't quite representative of the GMAT experience because the stress is lower.
However, the first two official practice tests have a large question bank. So, in retaking those two, you won't see many repeated questions, at least on the first retake. Thus, retaking the first two practice tests is worthwhile.
Even retaking the other four can be somewhat worthwhile, particularly if you got a very low score the first time and thus will see new questions if you're scoring higher. However, retakes of the other four aren't great.
