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14 Jan 2013, 07:23
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I feel extremely discouraged after doing the Gmat club tests. I keep getting around 35-40% correct (V30) which is really bad. However looking at the results 70% of the questions asked are 700 questions.
My goal is somewhere between 630-680 so I do not see how the Gmat club tests are relevant for me if it keeps giving me hard questions. Isn't it supposed to give me questions within my percentile?
My goal is somewhere between 630-680 so I do not see how the Gmat club tests are relevant for me if it keeps giving me hard questions. Isn't it supposed to give me questions within my percentile?
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15 Jan 2013, 02:01
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GMAT Club tests (especially QUANT) are known to be hard and challenging. Dont get discouraged by those scores. Treat them as an opportunity to practice hard questions and push yourself to your limits. Regarding scoring, use GMATPrep test as a true representative of your score level.
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