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Guys I am in shock and sobbing. I just took the GMAT online and got my unofficial score... 515... that's HORRID. I recently took mocks literally earlier this week (official mocks) and got 585 twice, so I was like, okay, maybe I will do about the same, maybe a little less than that. My previous mocks in the past few months went from 535 to 565 and 585 twice, so I'm really really shocked. I also usually score super well in Verbal (I'm a native english speaker), like around 81 and DI also 80, but here I got like 77 in each section. I really don't know what to do and I'm super upset, is this a normal experience? I feel so lost and disappointed
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You need to work on your concepts first. Then you can start practicing from OGs and GC.
How many months did you prepare for the exam?
How many months did you prepare for the exam?
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I remember getting a similar shock, not this exact drop, but enough to feel the floor fall out for a minute. Sobbing after a bad test is a completely normal reaction, by the way, not an overreaction.
Here's the thing that's actually interesting in what you wrote: your two usual strengths, Verbal and DI, both landed at 77 on the same day. When one section drops you can chalk it up to a rough patch. When both of your strong sections drop by the same amount on the same day, that's less about content and more about state, adrenaline, the online proctoring environment, a slower start than usual eating into your pacing. The mocks measure skill in a low-stakes room. Test day measures skill plus everything your nervous system does to you at 9am with a webcam pointed at your face.
Give yourself a few days before deciding anything about a retake. Right now you're deciding from inside the disappointment, and that's rarely the version of you that makes the clearest call. When you're ready, it might help to talk through exactly what those DI and Verbal sections felt like in the moment, timing, nerves, anything unusual.
Here's the thing that's actually interesting in what you wrote: your two usual strengths, Verbal and DI, both landed at 77 on the same day. When one section drops you can chalk it up to a rough patch. When both of your strong sections drop by the same amount on the same day, that's less about content and more about state, adrenaline, the online proctoring environment, a slower start than usual eating into your pacing. The mocks measure skill in a low-stakes room. Test day measures skill plus everything your nervous system does to you at 9am with a webcam pointed at your face.
Give yourself a few days before deciding anything about a retake. Right now you're deciding from inside the disappointment, and that's rarely the version of you that makes the clearest call. When you're ready, it might help to talk through exactly what those DI and Verbal sections felt like in the moment, timing, nerves, anything unusual.
