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08 Dec 2012, 02:15
Kudos
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Hi,
I took my GMAT today, my second shot and i am very very disappointed with the score. It is probably the lowest posted on the forum i believe
its 370 ( Q25 , V9 )
This is the lowest point in my life till now i am really ashamed of my score
My first attempt GMAT yielded 560 ( Q41 , V 22 ) thats one year ago - Nov 2011.
After my first attempt, i had taken a break and started with the study... Before i gave GMAT i was hitting 600 in the CATs.
I dont know what went wrong exactly, whether its me that i have become dumb or GMAT got better of me?
I have studied for over 3 months and i know almost all the traps in SC CR RC and Quants. I do well on my questions when attempted without CATs but i go horribly wrong with the CATs.
Can anyone tell me how can i improve? What do i have to do? Am i going wrong with the strategies on GMAT?
I know i have lot to post-mortem than just speaking, believe me even a 550 looks good from a 370
I have a wallpaper on my laptop - "Where there is life, there is HOPE". I WONT QUIT, I WILL BEAT THAT GHOST GMAT!!
I took my GMAT today, my second shot and i am very very disappointed with the score. It is probably the lowest posted on the forum i believe
its 370 ( Q25 , V9 )
This is the lowest point in my life till now
i am really ashamed of my score My first attempt GMAT yielded 560 ( Q41 , V 22 ) thats one year ago - Nov 2011.
After my first attempt, i had taken a break and started with the study... Before i gave GMAT i was hitting 600 in the CATs.
I dont know what went wrong exactly, whether its me that i have become dumb or GMAT got better of me?
I have studied for over 3 months and i know almost all the traps in SC CR RC and Quants. I do well on my questions when attempted without CATs but i go horribly wrong with the CATs.
Can anyone tell me how can i improve? What do i have to do? Am i going wrong with the strategies on GMAT?
I know i have lot to post-mortem than just speaking, believe me even a 550 looks good from a 370
I have a wallpaper on my laptop - "Where there is life, there is HOPE". I WONT QUIT, I WILL BEAT THAT GHOST GMAT!!
08 Dec 2012, 08:53
Kudos
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Why don't you try gmatclub study plans?
those 1/2/3 months plans?
keep fighting! one day you will beat it!
Good Luck!
those 1/2/3 months plans?
keep fighting! one day you will beat it!
Good Luck!
08 Dec 2012, 09:50
Kudos
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However, i believe we must always learn from mistakes and analyzing is the most important step ( which i did not do in my GMAT preparation ).
some introspection and i am understanding why i did falter in my GMAT exam.
Here it goes, this might be some tips for someone out there..
1. I did not have a plan for GMAT study ( most important ).
2. I did not track my progress.
3. I did not take enough CATs.
4. When i did not understand a problem on GMAT exam, i did not try to crack it.. just moved on.
5. I did not solve enough problems.
6. Hurried through in Quant section and screwed it big time!
some introspection and i am understanding why i did falter in my GMAT exam.
Here it goes, this might be some tips for someone out there..
1. I did not have a plan for GMAT study ( most important ).
2. I did not track my progress.
3. I did not take enough CATs.
4. When i did not understand a problem on GMAT exam, i did not try to crack it.. just moved on.
5. I did not solve enough problems.
6. Hurried through in Quant section and screwed it big time!
