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18 Sep 2005, 00:50
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I've been scoring around the 500s for the past few practice tests and I am getting very frustrated! I will be taking the actual GMAT by the end of next month, is there a possible way where I can score higher then what I have done recently?
I've been doing questions in the OG and I get alot of the questions in both sections correct and I have went over the wrong ones at least twice and I understand my errors, so I don't exactly what I am doing wrong on my practice tests!
Does frustrations, stress, and anxiety have alot to do with the inference of our potentials? i keep on telling myself that if others can do extremely well, I can too! or am I just really plain stupid?
Please help!
I've been doing questions in the OG and I get alot of the questions in both sections correct and I have went over the wrong ones at least twice and I understand my errors, so I don't exactly what I am doing wrong on my practice tests!
Does frustrations, stress, and anxiety have alot to do with the inference of our potentials? i keep on telling myself that if others can do extremely well, I can too! or am I just really plain stupid?
Please help!
19 Sep 2005, 19:33
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I am sure you certainly are not.
You have nearly one month before the real test, and in my opinion it is sufficient to take you beyond 700.
frustrations, stress, and anxiety definetely play a big role. Just relax and u wil be able to perform upto your potential.
If you are done with your concepts, practice as many tests as u can. Evaluate each tests-not only wrong answers but right ones too. Try to see whether you got the answer by correct logic. It will also help if you can make a chart and see from which sections u r committing mistakes. If there are some sections from which you are committing more mistakes, it won't be a bad idea to redo your basics.
It is my suggestion to everyone who is going to take test that they should practice atleast 5 full tets- with AWA. Althouth AWA sections is easiest, it take one hour. Often it become difficult to concentrate on computer afer 135 mins, and I have see some really bright ppl messing the verbal just because of fatigue.
If you feel writting to me, you are always welcome
You have nearly one month before the real test, and in my opinion it is sufficient to take you beyond 700.
frustrations, stress, and anxiety definetely play a big role. Just relax and u wil be able to perform upto your potential.
If you are done with your concepts, practice as many tests as u can. Evaluate each tests-not only wrong answers but right ones too. Try to see whether you got the answer by correct logic. It will also help if you can make a chart and see from which sections u r committing mistakes. If there are some sections from which you are committing more mistakes, it won't be a bad idea to redo your basics.
It is my suggestion to everyone who is going to take test that they should practice atleast 5 full tets- with AWA. Althouth AWA sections is easiest, it take one hour. Often it become difficult to concentrate on computer afer 135 mins, and I have see some really bright ppl messing the verbal just because of fatigue.
If you feel writting to me, you are always welcome
19 Sep 2005, 20:06
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Did you take the GMAT yet? How did you score?
